Giveaway: Win a Free Copy of The Gospel According to Barack

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Enter below to win a free copy of The Gospel According to Barack: Where Did Barack Obama Get His Ideas About Christianity? (Marietta: Areopagus, 2012) by Dr. Jefrey D. Breshears.

If you missed the interview with Dr. Breshears check out - Five Questions with Dr. Breshears on His Book: The Gospel According to Barack – where he answers the following questions.

 

  1. What motivated you to write about President Obama’s Christianity?
  2. What, if anything, did you uncover about Obama’s faith that surprised you?
  3. What do you hope to accomplish by publishing your findings about Obama’s theology?
  4. Is there anything in Obama’s theology that should concern American Christians as they consider casting their vote this November?
  5. Finally, what is your reply to critics who claim that Obama’s faith is personal and should not matter for the average American voter?

The giveaway is now over. Thanks for entering.

 

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The above article was posted on August 31, 2012


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Mark
Mark

The giveaway has ended and we have a winner. Congratulations to Eric Quinones for winning a copy of "The Gospel According to Barack".

Thank you all for visiting the blog and entering the giveaway!

jleeinsc
jleeinsc

Faith matters, it shapes your worldview.

John
John

Faith matters because what the President believes, just like the rest of us, affects everything he does. His worldview is based on his faith, or lack thereof.

hlkreis
hlkreis

Not a deal breaker, but important as a determination of some of the policies that he will pursue

Chris Coppenbarger
Chris Coppenbarger

I think the President's faith matters in that in greatly influences how he interacts with people and his policy decisions. As such, even a Mormon President is kind of scary in that Mormonism has quite a number of strange beliefs that could influence how the President interacts with Protestantism.

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