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Whirled Views with Dan Burrell
Viewpoints are as varied as the people who hold them. Sometimes, we tend to stereotype viewpoints, just like we do people. Breaking those stereotypes with whit, humor and the occasional rant is what Dan Burrell enjoys doing. A theological conservative, Dan is also an independent thinker who can rile folks on both the right and the left of the philosophical spectrum with his views on faith, family, philosophy and life in general. Dan Burrell is an educator, author, father, husband and a regular columnist with Evangelical Press News. You won’t always agree with Dan’s “Whirled Views”, but hopefully, he’ll make you think about things from a more Biblical perspective.
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Ben said,
June 6, 2011 @ 8:32 am
I’m not sure whether or not I’d vote for Romney, but I’m not convinced of Smith’s reasoning. Is Mormonism a false religion that can lead people astray? Undoubtedly. But so is liberal Christianity, or atheist secularism, or basically any other religious belief that the other candidates hold. I’m pretty sure the rise or fall of biblical Christianity has little to do with the particular religious beliefs of the president of the USA.