Clark Carlton on Presidential Candidate Ron Paul

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An Open Letter to Orthodox Christians, on Behalf of Ron Paul

by Clark Carlton

Dear Brothers and Sisters:

The 2008 US presidential election is almost a year and a half away, and yet the various campaigns are in full swing. With states vying to move the primary season up into late 2007, it is time that we as citizens of the United States start to think about who we would like to see elected to the White House next year.

Before I express my own thoughts about the upcoming election, let me begin with a couple of obvious, but nonetheless vital, observations. First of all, reasonable people – and certainly the reason-endowed sheep of Christ’s flock – can disagree about political philosophies and the relative virtues and vices of particular candidates. I do not believe that there is one “Orthodox” answer to some of the questions that I will raise below. In other words, I will question neither the purity of your faith nor the sincerity of your commitment to Christ if you disagree with my thoughts.

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Congressman Paul probably will have my vote this year, even if he does not receive the Republican nomination.

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One Response to “Clark Carlton on Presidential Candidate Ron Paul”

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   audrey Says:
   January 7th, 2008 at 5:10 pm

   I don’t know much about politics…
   but you’re not into rating cheesecakes?!