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April 15th, 2016 | 
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A little over a year ago, a few of the bloggers of the Times Union newspaper met at the home of retired television news reporter Ken Screven, in the foreground of this picture. All the other bloggers I knew: historian/environmental activist Don Rittner; photographer Chuck Miller, and Unitarian minister Sam Trumbore.
The person I did not know was Liz Lemery Joy. She was a very charming and articulate woman. Her blog focus is “A Biblical stance on political/legislative issues.”
In March, she first promised to write about Christians and voting. “We’re going to go to the Word of God, and I’m going to show you what God says about the political and legislative issues we’re facing as a state and a nation.”
Later that month, she declared that It’s the Christians fault our country is in such a mess, because they do not vote in sufficient numbers.
Finally, she described Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: abortion, Bernie Sanders, Bible, Christianity, Chuck Miller, Don Rittner, Jeff Sharlet, Jesus, Ken Screven, Liz Lemery Joy, Michael Rivest, Norman Vincent Peale, Politics, religion, Sam Trumbore, Ted Cruz, Times Union, voting, Walter Ayres | 
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