http://disqus.com/people/2bdab01edae1a3e7952efe87f9d3d39a/enTue, 16 Jan 2007 18:25:01 -0000http://lakeneuron.disqus.com/stephen_colbert_on_ecumenism/#comment-1224356I think the key is that while we should be humble and recognize that we can err, even as to strongly held beliefs, the Word of God is infallible, inerrant and should be made to shine like a light and shout like a trumpet from the highest and best places we can reach. It is love to give the gift of His loving Word to all, whether they err with us or in their own way, for while we are all sinners--i.e., in error--Jesus' blood takes away all sin. I watch Colbert quite a bit--his wit is sharp--and I think, though I may well be in error, that he is part parodist and part proselytizer. He may disclaim the latter, but he should almost have to admit that parody only works when it plays on a substantial kernel of truth. I'd sure like to see/hear the interview.Ay UaxeTue, 16 Jan 2007 18:25:01 -0000http://sayanything.disqus.com/rebuilding_efforts_going_well_in_louisiana/#comment-18852940Thanks for reporting this--we hope it will be another nail in this idiot ho-bi*ch's political coffin. Unfortunately, it's not being loudly shouted by local press. Hurricane Katrina was a huge shake-up and wake-up for us all. If our politicians were at least still entertaining, like Edwin Edwards was, we might tolerate some corruption, but dull, stupid, insipid, and incompetent--no way! We are rebuilding and recovering much of what is best in New Orleans, BTW, on our own, since government from top to bottom is just a cluster-f***. Come visit and stay awhile--there are already enough restaurants and music bars open to keep yourself busy for a couple of weeks, anyway.Ay UaxeMon, 02 Jan 2006 19:01:57 -0000