Deliver us from Democrats

mesquite - Not sure how my earlier search missed it, but yes, the citation did use the word "God". Fair enough.

How about we agree that Hannity is a religious man and that you don't like that as a man of faith he sees the world and the choices we make in terms of that faith. Cool?

Ahhhh... Hannity sees the world in terms of MORALS, and that means he's a whack-job. Got it. Gee, it's so clear once you point it out like that.

No, it is not that he sees the world in terms of morals that makes him a whack-job (your term). A moral code is a necessary part of any civilized society. It is that he sees the world in terms of black and white (good and evil) morals dredged from the OT.

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How about we agree that Hannity is a religious man and that you don't like that as a man of faith he sees the world and the choices we make in terms of that faith. Cool?

Why do you insist on putting words in my mouth? I do not mind a bit how he sees the world. I only said that what he had written was drivel, and quoted a paragraph as an example of that drivel.

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How about we agree that Hannity is a religious man and that you don't like that as a man of faith he sees the world and the choices we make in terms of that faith. Cool?

Why do you insist on putting words in my mouth? I do not mind a bit how he sees the world. I only said that what he had written was drivel, and quoted a paragraph as an example of that drivel.

Why do you insist on having an embolism every time I try to find a way to state what I think your point is? If I'm wrong, just tell me. Don't go all mental about it.

And for the record, you didn't cite a paragraph of Hannity's, you cited a paragraph by an author writing about Hannity's book. Hannity didn't write that "God and Satan" line, the author of this review of his book did. If you want to attack the language Hannity uses, you need to find examples thereof. I'll be happy to listen.

Hannity says we face moral choices between good and evil every day. If we make excuses for evil - Hitler was a "madman," a pedophile priest was "weak" or, as philandering actor Ethan Hawke recently advised us, Bill Clinton "suffered from" infidelity - soon we cease being able to distinguish good from evil at all. (I would add to the excuses for evil, "It's just about sex.") With each choice we make, large and small, we take a step closer to the devil or a step closer to God.

Now take a deep breath, or a Valium, or something.

Going all mental??? Who is doing the eye roll??

And for the record, you didn't cite a paragraph of Hannity's, you cited a paragraph by an author writing about Hannity's book. Hannity didn't write that "God and Satan" line, the author of this review of his book did. If you want to attack the language Hannity uses, you need to find examples thereof. I'll be happy to listen.

Hannity says we face moral choices between good and evil every day. If we make excuses for evil - Hitler was a "madman," a pedophile priest was "weak" or, as philandering actor Ethan Hawke recently advised us, Bill Clinton "suffered from" infidelity - soon we cease being able to distinguish good from evil at all. (I would add to the excuses for evil, "It's just about sex.") With each choice we make, large and small, we take a step closer to the devil or a step closer to God.

Now take a deep breath, or a Valium, or something.

Actually, I was having fun with Clay Kitten Shooting, which someone pointed to from another discussion.

Enjoy the Scrat-whacking!