BTN Two Worldviews 10/27/2004

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October 27, 2004 Two Worldviews —Albert Mohler Just how important is this national election? By any historical perspective, this presidential election presents the American people with the starkest of choices. President Bush and Senator Kerry are not merely two different candidates representing two different political parties, they represent two divergent and opposing worldviews--two very different directions for the future of our country. Will we press on to win the victory in Iraq, or will we show ourselves to be a nation in retreat? Will we protect marriage as the basic institution of society itself, or will we allow it to be undermined by activist judges and sexual revolutionaries? Will we protect human life at every stage of development, or will we allow human embryos to be destroyed in the name of scientific progress? On Election Day 2004, we are doing more than electing a president--we are choosing America's direction for the future. It's that important. Albert Mohler is the host of The Albert Mohler Program. Read Albert Mohler's blog on Crosswalk. If this commentary was forwarded to you, sign up for your own free subscription. Beyond the News Commentaries go past today's headlines to give you concise and penetrating insight into the most pressing challenges facing our culture today. BTN commentaries cover everything from politics to popular culture, from faith to international relations and family values to the progress of the war on terrorism. You are receiving the email because you have subscribed to this list. If you would like to remove yourself from this list, please use the following link and you will be removed immediately! Thank you! Copyright 2004 Beyond The News TM Gifts that change lives! Need More Room for Worship? Bush and Kerry: Stark Contrasts on National Security [The Heritage Foundation] Why more blacks support Bush this year [Townhall] One vacancy could reshape court [USA Today]