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BCW II - 2008 Republican Presidential Nominee?
by Keith Miller (9 March 2004)
Whom will the GOP nominate next time around. That, to me, is the intriguing question of the hour. While much will change in the interim, some politicians are already styling themselves as the next nominee. Oddly, Vice President Cheney is not one of them.

Electoral College Football 2004
by Keith Miller (8 October 2004)
An analysis of the 2004 presidential election, drawing from College Football.

Was Iraq a Just War?
by Chris Walker (8 October 2004)
A look at the Iraq war from classic just war theory.

Defense of Attack Ads
by Michael Francisco (8 October 2004)
Can Christians support political attack ads? Yes, and here is an argument defending attack ads, with some proposed guidelines and limits.

Fine Tuning - A Review of the Intelligent Design Argument
by Dave Talcott (6 February 2004)
An argument for political participation from Christians.

Bible Con Weekly I: James Dobson, Roy Moore and Judicial Activism
by Keith Miller (1 December 2003)
While The Bible-Con Weekly believes that Judge Moore was well the bounds of the Alabama state constitution, it seemed that this may have been a battle badly chosen. The expected outcome, a federal court order that "Roy's Rock" be removed, came down last fall and was upheld this summer by the 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals.

A Premature Demise: Steve Largent's Defeat Leaves the Religious Right Without a Leader
by Keith Miller (14 November 2002)
Steve Largent has been one of my heroes for as long as I can remember. His gubernatorial defeat last Tuesday was a sour note on an otherwise victorious night. Though my personal interest in Largent tuned me into the race, his defeat may have far-reaching consequences for the religious right.

Religious Faith of Political Candidates
by Phillip Koerner (1 October 2004)
A look at the role of a president's religious faith.

North Korea and Possible Preemptive Nuclear Conflict
by Michael Francisco (30 April 2003)
A serious look at the escalating crisis with North Korea will show that we are now reaping the consequences of failed Clinton policy, that we live in a much smaller world, and that President Bush will soon face tough decisions about the possibility preemptive strikes (perhaps even using nuclear weapons).