[The Urban Sombrero]

To correctly understand the mindset of a true evangelical one would need a working relationship with the Ultimate Equater, which of course is the Holy Spirit. I've seen scores of documentaries in which the so-called experts tried to use the wisdom of man to explain away the various miracles of the Bible, such as the parting of the Red Sea. Thanks to the ministry of the Equater, evangelicals laugh at such ridiculousness from a position of knowledge.

I could no more convince you of your error than I could the eggheads who produce wrongheaded documentaries about the work of God. Thus in no way do I feel compelled to do so. But go ahead and feel as sorry for me as you want since you think my understanding of world events is so sad. I'm fine with that.

Evangelicals, as a group, and this has roots reaching back to Constantine in history, have played the sap for earthly potentates who, in utter contradiction to their actual lives, throw a few bones. Through flattery and lip service, they grasp for “by this sign we will conquer,” though their methods, goals, and beliefs be at odds with the one called “Master and Lord.” What is sad is to watch, over and over again, believers marry themselves to any earthly ruler, no matter what party.