BTN A Day of Destiny 11/02/2004

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November 02, 2004 A Day of Destiny —Albert Mohler Today is a day of destiny--Election Day 2004. On this day, America's citizens participate in the grand parade of democracy--casting a vote to choose a direction for America's future. So much is at stake in this election, beginning with the presidency of the United States. Americans will choose between President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry. We stand at a crossroads. When it comes to promoting a culture of life, preserving traditional marriage and protecting the nation against the threat of terrorism, the contrast between the candidates is stark. Analysts in both parties agree that this is a turnout election: This means that those groups that have strong voter turnout will determine today's results. Voting is the first and foremost responsibility of our citizenship--and this is not an election where we can afford not to exercise our hard-won right to vote. So, please, tell your friends and family, and get out and vote. 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 Find The Love of Your Life Today Do You Have An Ugly Website? The Bush Record: How much leadership do the voters want? [Opinion Journal] Is Kerry relevant to 2004 election? [Chicago Sun Times]