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br> Navarre, Florida /p> p> I am a member of a very large church in the fourth largest city in the United States. Having said that, I would like to state in simple terms that there is no 'Evangelical Left'. Christians see through this dialogue and feeble attempt to categorize people politically. We discuss these things every Sunday. In fact, there are no "Evangelicals." Just Christians. br> -- John R. Collins /p> p> Mr. Macomber should have nailed Jimmy Carter on the blasphemous assertion that listening to the suggestion of Satan would have been a better course to follow than that of Christ. What arrogance Carter displays to think he would be a better author of the Word than Christ! br> -- Gary Maher /p> p> The one point you made about some Christians being promised health and wealth can be summed up well with two names. Both Joel Osteen and Kenneth Copeland preach what we call, "Name it and claim br> it," and it may be close to scientology, but there are quite a few Christians including the owners of Trinity Broadcasting Network that ascribe to it. So just a point I wanted to make. Your article was good. br> -- Charles N. Panarella /p>

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