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	<title>Comments on: Worldview</title>
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		<title>By: Steven Birn</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Frank Bruni&#039;s claim to fame was serving as food editor of the NY Times, in particular he was their restaurant reviewer. He can tell you where to get a good meal in New York however his sole qualification for writing NY Times op/ed&#039;s is that he&#039;s a homosexual. 

For the Christian, competence is important but faith has to trump competence in terms of importance. How can we justify voting for competent government bureaucrats at the expense of voting for someone who shares our Christian faith. When push comes to shove, the atheist but competent bureaucrat isn&#039;t going to make the right decision that a less competent Christian is going to make. Perhaps within the church we should focus a bit more on producing competent candidates but until then it seems to me faith needs to be first.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Frank Bruni&#8217;s claim to fame was serving as food editor of the NY Times, in particular he was their restaurant reviewer. He can tell you where to get a good meal in New York however his sole qualification for writing NY Times op/ed&#8217;s is that he&#8217;s a homosexual. </p>
<p>For the Christian, competence is important but faith has to trump competence in terms of importance. How can we justify voting for competent government bureaucrats at the expense of voting for someone who shares our Christian faith. When push comes to shove, the atheist but competent bureaucrat isn&#8217;t going to make the right decision that a less competent Christian is going to make. Perhaps within the church we should focus a bit more on producing competent candidates but until then it seems to me faith needs to be first.</p>
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