The real question is how much faith and trust do you as a Christian have in God? With faith and trust you look to His word for the answers to everything in life and then you live your life accordingly (including how you vote). It’s not easy to squelch feelings; the unchristian worldview that is part of us due to the school system’s dogma, the liberal theology of the modern church and the media onslaught; and the worldly logic that would have us vote pragmatically. Fear God, not man. Read more

But the fundamental compromise and inconsistency of their view on the role of the woman in the public sphere has led them to praise and support the feminist vision of womanhood as it is personified in Sarah Palin. This feminist vision is the arch enemy of the biblical vision of the godly woman who is the helper of her husband, the nurturer of her children, and the keeper of her home. And so, intended or not, their stance is a tragic betrayal of the cause of restoring Christian womanhood and the biblical family (Highly Recommended) Read more

But it’s not just about Palin’s gender.  There are other issues that ought to dampen the enthusiasm of Palin’s Christian fans.  She supports tax-payer funded contraceptives and sex-ed in schools.  She vetoed pro-family legislation in Alaska, guaranteeing special rights to homosexuals.  And she is a self-proclaimed feminist. And McCain’s record is far worse.  Remember him?  It’s not all about Sarah Palin. Read more

Proverbs 31 says that a virtuous woman works so excellently as a help meet to her husband that he is known in the gates of civil leadership, and in those gates her husband praises her. He boast of his wife before the other civil leaders. This is the appropriate and beautiful picture that God gives for the role a woman may honorably play toward the office of civil magistrate.
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Although Mrs. Palin has been called a "pro-family, pro-life" pick, her record on those two issues has fallen under scrutiny. In particular, she has shown she is willing to bend to the will of sodomite activists and to public pressure on contraceptives. Read more

Before ending the interview, the CNN anchor quoted Ephesians 5:21 and asked, "What about the text that says the man and the woman should submit to one another?"

In this audio clip, taken from Dr. Voddie Baucham's message The Centrality of the Home in Evangelism and Discipleship, Dr. Baucham answers that very question! Click here to watch the video

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