Bookworm on Apr 10 2009 at 8:58 am | Filed under: Uncategorized
During this week, a holy one for both Christians and Jews, here’s a story to remind you about true faith, something that provide comfort and strength in the face of even the worst adversity.
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Wonderful article.
And this is exactly what Bush understood about muslims and their faith that Clinton – and Obama – didn’t and don’t.
You don’t reason people out of faith. If torture doesn’t do the job, however can they think that negotiations will?