Comments on: Miers’ church track record

By: Donnell

Donnell — Mon, 03 Oct 2005 23:56:03 +0000

Ok, much better! Thanks Jim!(smile)

Nonetheless, her qualifications must be satisfactory for a position of that calibre or else the confirmation hearings will be very entertaining.

As a Christian, I must agree that it is good to have Christian leaders. However, for a professional position, there should be some level of competency.

I hope that more information relating to her specific abilities to command such a prestigious office soon become available.

Regards,
Donnell Duncan
President and Founder
The Cracked Door
If the Door is Cracked, the Door is Open

By: Jim

Jim — Mon, 03 Oct 2005 23:15:36 +0000

Just to be clear: the “good Christian woman” comment did NOT come from the New York Times, but from the Christian Standard Web site. I’m sorry if my wording led to some misunderstanding.

By: Donnell

Donnell — Mon, 03 Oct 2005 22:26:06 +0000

No judicial record but she is an outstanding Christian woman? Hmmm!

Either this claim in the New York Times is inaccurate or the confirmation hearings for Harriet Miers is going to be very interesting.

How about I walk into an interview and say, “I have no related experience but I’m a good Christian man!” Hmmm!

Unless I’m interviewing for a ministry position and the anointing power of God is obviously upon me, my words will evoke thunderous laughter.

I find it hard to believe the New York Times report. She must have a good track record for her to be even considered for the position.

Someone is playing games here with the Supreme Court and it’s either the press or the nominee. I am leaning toward the press, because they are very good at it.

Regards,
Donnell Duncan
President and Founder
The Cracked Door
If the Door is Cracked, the Door is Open