Palin and the Church

[Stan]

Does it seem odd to others that so many Palin supporters are against females leading out in the Church?

Perhaps I am mistaken.

Just sayin'

[phkrause]

No I hadn't notice that at all, and I'm not a Palin supporter.

[John317]

I don't know anything about Palin, except from her campaign in 2008. Other than that, I haven't kept up with her political views.

I thought at first you were talking about an Adventist who took a particular view about women in the church.

I doubt there's any connection between being a Palin supporter and one's views of women in the church.

[Woody]

I don't mind saying that I'm a Palin supporter.

In fact I wear a shirt stating so.

[Dr. Shane]

I like Palin. I can't go so far as to say I would vote for her for President. That would depend on the choices. (My favorite right now is Governor Rick Perry.) I do believe women should lead out in church. I think some conservative Lutherans are against that.

[Bravus]

Hehe, Rick Perry pretty much said people go crazy when they go to Washjngton (on the Daily Show this week), so presumably that's serving he's unlikely to desire for himself...

[Stan]

This was just an observation in my personal day to day experience. I thought it was a but strange... perhaps it is not widespread.

[Dr. Shane]

Hehe, Rick Perry pretty much said people go crazy when they go to Washjngton (on the Daily Show this week), so presumably that's serving he's unlikely to desire for himself...

Rick Perry has said he is not going to run for President but everyone around him says different. The Texas press has all but officially declared him as a candidate.

Here in Texas the legislature only meets once every two years unless a special session is called. If Perry decides to run I wouldn't expect it to be announced until after the 2011 regular legislative session which should finish in May. After that, the legislature will not meet again until January of 2013, unless Perry calls a special session.