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30 July, 2004
30 July 2004And if Kerry does make it across "the gap", what will his vision of the kingdom be? Something like the Rainbow Nation, according to one delegate, Julia Hicks, a retired college professor and Southern Baptist from Westminster, Colorado. "'We believe in God, we believe in this country, but we do not believe in shoving God down peoples' throats; everybody has different beliefs,'" Hicks told Amy Fagan of The Washington Times. "Democrats remain committed to talking about faith," Fagan writes, despite the growth of the "'secular warriors,' or 'no guns, no prayer' voters, are becoming a bigger force in Democratic politics."
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