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My Theology Is Such That The God Who Loves Israel And Will Not Forsake Israel - Which Is Why I Want To See Israel Have A Secure Nation With Secure Borders - Also Loves The Palestinians.

We Don't Have To Give Up Trying To Convert Each Other. What We Have To Do Is Show Respect To One Another. And To Speak To Each Other With A Sense That Even If People Don't Convert, They Are God's People, God Loves Them, And We Do Not Make The Judgment Of Who Is Going To Heaven And Who Is Going To Hell. I Think That What We All Have To Do Is Leave Judgment Up To God. The Muslim Community Is Very Evangelistic, However What Muslims Will Not Do Is Condemn Jews And Christians To Hell If In Fact They Do Not Accept Islam.

I, For One, Am Quite Willing To Join The 'forgive, Forget And Move On' Crowd, But It Does Make Me Wonder If Evangelicals Are Going To Sound Believable When They Say That They Tend To Vote Republican Because Of Their Religious Commitments To The Family.

Freud Taught Us That It Wasn't God That Imposed Judgment On Us And Made Us Feel Guilty When We Stepped Out Of Line. Instead, It Was The Superego - That Idealized Concept Of What A Good Person Is Supposed To Be And Do - Given To Us By Our Parents, That Condemned Us For What Had Been Hitherto Regarded As Ungodly Behavior.

I Teach At Eastern University, Which Is Highly Committed To Doing Work Among The Poor And The Oppressed Peoples Of The World. We Have A Special Commitment To The City.