theology

I think I have espoused my love of Cook's Illustrated once or twice on the blog...

Well, today, my worlds collided. I got this email from Chris Kimball (the founder and editor of Cook's Illustrated):

Instapundit links up to an interview of Vijay Kumar, a Republican candidate for Congress against Jim Cooper running on an “anti-Sharia” platform:

Instapundit links up to an interview of Vijay Kumar, a Republican candidate for Congress against Jim Cooper running on an “anti-Sharia” platform:

I expected derisive statements or articles from the Left about the Dobson-attacks-Obama "story" from last week, but it caught my eye to see an op/ed by a Peter Wehner entitled, "I am a conservative evangelical, and even I am offended by James Dobson's dishonest critique of Barack Obama's theology."

So last week, I was all hyped up about my second favorite Anglican, Bishop NT Wright, being on my first favorite political pundit satire show, the Colbert Report.

Here's what happened.

I thought it was pretty good and funny, and it seemed that even Colbert knew some info about Wright's theology, although I'm glad they didn't get into the whole New Perspective stuff.

Here's what Wright said

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This New York Times story announces happily that 70% of “religious” Americans believe that many faiths can lead to eternal life. Breaking it down further, they said that 57% of Evangelical Christians believe that.

Clever, selfish, hopeful, socially retarded, cocky, inclusive, spoiled, fun, civic, needy, confident.  Just a few of the words used to describe Millennials.