Crosswalk Weblog Weekly: As the Smoke Clears--- What Does the Election Really Mean?, November 5, 2004

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Weblog Weekly  Friday, November 5, 2004 Welcome to the Weblog Weekly, a free newsletter from Crosswalk.com, the world's largest Christian website. We honor your privacy and time. If this newsletter no longer meets your needs, please use the unsubscribe link at the bottom of this newsletter and you will be removed immediately. Sponsored by: CBD Christmas Shop Rent edited DVDs from CleanFilms.com. Teach Your Child To Read Affordable Biblical Healthcare Free 2004 Gold Guide! Member Sites ChristianJobs.com Crosswalk.com Oneplace.com Crossguide.com Crosscards.com SermonSearch.com  Featured Weblog As the Smoke Clears--- What Does the Election Really Mean? Albert Mohler For too long, it looked like the 2004 presidential election was headed for a repeat of the 2000 race, with an army of lawyers descending--this time on Ohio--in an effort to litigate the electoral decision. Yet as the election map grew clearer and results poured in, it became clear that President George W. Bush had won a clear majority of votes and sufficient support in the Electoral College to guarantee his reelection to a second four-year term. Now what? Read the full weblog here  Featured Weblog The Most Important Fact About the Election Ray Pritchard Just listened to Katie Couric mention that for Bush voters, the number issue was the war on terrorism, and the second most important issue was what she called "moral concerns." That translates into abortion and gay marriage. To be sure, it's more than that, but it's not less than that. Read the full weblog here  Featured Weblog The curious case of Arlen... Jerry Bowyer ...Batty uncle Arlen may NOT be as batty as a lot of people were told he was... Read the full weblog here  Newsletter Spotlight Albert Mohler Crosswalk Commentary Daily - Thoughts and commentary on news and culture. If this link is not clickable, simply cut and paste it into you browser address bar and hit enter. Sign up here  Featured Weblog The Re-paganization of the West: A Glimpse of the Future Albert Mohler "In the beginning there was the Church," explains Carol Midgley. "And people liked to dress up in their best clothes and go there on Sundays and they praised the Lord and it was good. But it came to pass that people grew tired of the Church and they stopped going, and began to be uplifted by new things such as yoga and t'ai chi instead. And, lo, a spiritual revolution was born." If this new report in the Times of London has it right, England is returning to its pagan roots. Read the full weblog here  Featured Weblog A Self-Interview on Election Eve Ray Pritchard A few questions and answers to myself less than 12 hours before the polls open in Illinois. Read the full weblog here  More Weblogs  Send an Ecard Send this Card Send this Card Send this Card If you enjoyed this newsletter, forward it on to a friend. If this message was forwarded to you from a friend, signup for you own subscription here.

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