30 June 2006
Yes, both Democrats and Republicans are liberals, but they are still different...sort of.
10:31 AM
A topic that comes up frequently is how similar to each other both Democrat and Republican parties are. David Koyzis, who teaches political science at Redeemer College, has an explanation that I—for whatever it’s worth—find persuasive. At any rate, I think anyone who wants to have an informed opinion on the matter should read the post. Important to understanding his explanation is grasping his five stages in the development of liberalism.
And as long as you’re in the AO you might be interested in reading this older post as well, if you have any interest in the relation of religion and politics.
And as long as you’re in the AO you might be interested in reading this older post as well, if you have any interest in the relation of religion and politics.
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- Former soldier (USA). Graduate-level educated. Married 26 years. Texas ex-patriate. Ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church in America.
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