User talk:Michaelh

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Sam [Spade] 19:37, 9 Nov 2004 (UTC)

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I know that he's good friends with Clinton; I remember the big deal about his leaving Ron Brown's funeral with Clinton made by Rush Limbaugh. I've only heard him speak once, but it is probably the single most memorable speech that I've ever heard, and was very loosely based (according to him) on ideas from Max Weber's The Protestant Work Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism. (It was also based on the famous sermon, "It's Friday, but Sunday's Coming".) I know that he is into social action, but I don't know if he is truly "left", although he certainly strikes me as well to the left of the public image of Baptists, which I think seems to be largely Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson, who don't fit very well with many of the Baptists I know. I feel that he is, however, far more relevant to the topic in today's context that William Jennings Bryan, who is now an icon of fundatmentalism, or even President Carter, who seems to be increasingly a leftost to an extent (I hereby retract some of my earlier comments with regard to him). Thanks for caring about the article, and helping it. Rlquall 04:24, 29 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Thanks for your comments. Tony Campolo is certainly a controversial figure, as can be seen in part here [1] due to his rather unusual stances on a number of issues, and the way in which he presents his ideas. Ron Nash's book Why the Left is Not Right discusses the Christian Left in more detail, but from a religiously conservative view. Michaelh 06:30, 30 Nov 2004 (UTC)

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