by Bob Setzer | Feb 1, 2001 | Opinion
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following fictional story was written from the heart of the battle over the Georgia state flag. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is absolutely intentional. Nine-year-old Eric taps on the study door, cracks it open. “Uh,...
by Bob Setzer | Jan 29, 2001 | Opinion
The highly publicized scandal of the Rev. Jesse Jackson fathering a child out of wedlock–at the very time he was counseling the President about marital infidelity–has rightly left many people reeling. It is one thing to stumble morally. But rushing in as...
by Bob Setzer | Nov 21, 2000 | Opinion
Unlike most Americans, I voted on two consecutive Tuesdays. First, I voted in the presidential election. And most recently, I voted at the Georgia Baptist Convention. In the wake of both, I lament the lack of statespeople helping the nation–and the...
by Bob Setzer | Oct 16, 2000 | Opinion
As the presidential election nears, I feel a pastoral obligation to comment on the stewardship of one’s vote. Those looking for me to endorse a candidate will be sorely disappointed (or greatly relieved). I don’t endorse candidates. While I have respected...
