"I told Him that this war was His war, and our cause His cause"

Well, I am certainly glad Palin informed God about what side He's on, because evidently God is too stupid, in Palin viewpoint, to be able to figure out this kind of stuff for Himself. He needs her to "tell Him."

Oops, oh well, same goes for Lincoln!

and got down on my knees before Almighty God and prayed to Him mightily for victory. I told Him that this war was His war, and our cause His cause,

Is that not the very same prayer of terrorists before they strap on the explosives, lay down roadside bombs, plot and plan their next attacks on innocent people and their own Brothers? For their cause? For their Agenda?

I'm so glad my higher power does not sanction wanton killing, war, and the mayhem that follows.

"Is that not the very same prayer of terrorists before they strap on the explosives...."

I love how leftists keep trying to compare Palin's religion to that of the terrorists. The obvious part missing is the bit where Palin straps on explosives and blows up a pizza parlor.

Willhelm, do you know the actual source of this Lincoln quote? I can't seem to find what quote she was referencing, also I cannot recall it, and have read quite a bit on Lincoln. Do you know the quote and source? Thanks.

Book: Abraham Linclon: The Christians.
Conversation between Lincoln and Generals Sickles and Rusling.

Written attestation of authentic quote by D. E. Stickles.

No Strider, they don't need homemade explosives, they potentially control the largest nuclear arsenal in the world.

Abraham Linclon- One of the most popular Presidents or most remembered. He achieved high marks and accomplshed many things even in light of the below:


Civil liberties suspended During the Civil War

Lincoln appropriated powers no previous President had wielded: he used his war powers to proclaim a blockade, suspended the writ of habeas corpus, spent money without congressional authorization, and imprisoned 18,000 suspected Confederate sympathizers without trial.

It makes you want to do the uniform and take up arms--all in the name of Jesus. And it wouldn't be the first time.