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When even Douglas Laycock, a quite moderate professor of law at Virginia, and probably the country's leading theorist about church and state, says that "in principle" the "under God" language in the Pledge of Allegiance is unconstitutional, but that current litigation to remove it is "many decades premature", he is not only affirming Akin's point, but is dooming liberalism to years and years of anti-God attacks.

Bruce Ledewitz: Well, Don't We Liberals Hate the Public God? Bruce Ledewitz 2011

So the companies are ultimately the ones reaping the benefit of the early training, according to Akin's Mr. McLean.

What's A First-Year Lawyer Worth? Ashby Jones 2011

Let's leave aside on this fine Sunday morning whether Rep. Todd Akin's comment about liberalism being a "hatred of God" was offensive, bigoted, boorish, and at odds with basic decency and an open society.

Mike Lux: Preaching the Bible with Todd Akin Mike Lux 2011

When even Douglas Laycock, a quite moderate professor of law at Virginia, and probably the country's leading theorist about church and state, says that "in principle" the "under God" language in the Pledge of Allegiance is unconstitutional, but that current litigation to remove it is "many decades premature", he is not only affirming Akin's point, but is dooming liberalism to years and years of anti-God attacks.

Bruce Ledewitz: Well, Don't We Liberals Hate the Public God? Bruce Ledewitz 2011

But what you really have to just completely ignore to say something as wrong as what Akin said is pretty much the entirety of the four books of the Gospels, the books where Akin's alleged savior told of his beliefs.

Mike Lux: Preaching the Bible with Todd Akin Mike Lux 2011

The problem with Akin's thinking is that to believe that liberalism is a hatred of God requires you to have not read the vast majority of the Bible, which by and large, is a pretty liberal set of literature.

Mike Lux: Preaching the Bible with Todd Akin Mike Lux 2011

Let's leave aside on this fine Sunday morning whether Rep. Todd Akin's comment about liberalism being a "hatred of God" was offensive, bigoted, boorish, and at odds with basic decency and an open society.

Mike Lux: Preaching the Bible with Todd Akin Mike Lux 2011

Here is what I read from Akin's page about the audience of West's talks:

Dr. Janet Smith replies to Dr. Schindler, defends Christopher West 2009

The problem with Akin's thinking is that to believe that liberalism is a hatred of God requires you to have not read the vast majority of the Bible, which by and large, is a pretty liberal set of literature.

Mike Lux: Preaching the Bible with Todd Akin Mike Lux 2011

But what you really have to just completely ignore to say something as wrong as what Akin said is pretty much the entirety of the four books of the Gospels, the books where Akin's alleged savior told of his beliefs.

Mike Lux: Preaching the Bible with Todd Akin Mike Lux 2011