There is no mention of justice in taxation or any hint of concerns about foreign policy issues regarding a war that most Americans appear to find based on bad information.  Land pushed for Palin to be the VP which he is having a hard time explaining to some.  Remember that Southern Baptists officially do not believe a woman can pastor a church....yet she can be president?  It seems that a candidate's ties into hard nose Theocracy or groups that threaten to suceed from the nation are not social ethical issues worthy of consideration either. The prospect that  a candidate might thumb their nose at the First Amendment, a Baptist doctrine by the way, is not found in the article either.   What about public education, which is a grave evil to the Constitutional Party?    

The article went on to say that %80 of SBC pastors support McCain and only %1 support Obama.  I am sure Land will do his best to make sure that %l gets its ethical house in order.

Robert Parham, a one time employee of Land's agency reminds us that people like Land and Rick Warren have a small Bible. Their Bible has only a few pages regarding below the belt ethics but neglects a whole host of issues.