links for 2008-04-07
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Like the families they grew up in, Aaron and Ginny Routhe are devout evangelical Christians. Like his parents and hers, they also consider themselves pro-life.
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They work long hours, often to exhaustion. Many are paid by the piece — not garments, but blog posts. This is the digital-era sweatshop. You may know it by a different name: home.
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Sometimes on Capitol Hill, lawmakers find that it pays to ask nicely instead of just ordering the bureaucrats around.




April 7th, 2008 at ,2 pm
“Like the families they grew up in, Aaron and Ginny Routhe are devout evangelical Christians. Like his parents and hers, they also consider themselves pro-life. said Rob Bluey
I often wonder how Christians can be pro-war. Add the fact Iraq was a preemptive war and it makes me wonder if the teachings of Jesus are lost on Americans. America calls herself a moral nation but actions tell a different story. The Henneberge story you linked to tells of the new generation of Evangelical Christians being more aware of the environment but how about *War Awareness*.
Good to see a sense of humor:
“So now when James Dobson says it’s only gay marriage and abortion we should care about? One of our jokes is that gay married couples have the fewest abortions of anybody.”
Back to the serious side… That war was not mentioned once in the Melinda Henneberge’s piece is strange given the realities of today.