AN OTTERLY COLORFUL LOOK AT U.S. PRESIDENTS is NOW AVAILABLE!

NOW AVAILABLE!

I THINK, THEREFORE I COLOR:

AN OTTERLY COLORFUL LOOK
AT U.S. PRESIDENTS

A labor of love for the last 6 months as I've researched and cartooned all 45 presidents (with a plan to keep this book updated with new editions whenever the office turns over).

The goal for this educational coloring book is not to retread the same grounds that a student usually covers during their years in school or reading thick biographical volumes. This book takes a . . . unique approach which allows I THINK, THEREFORE I COLOR: AN OTTERLY COLORFUL LOOK AT U.S. PRESIDENTS to be different and a bit more fun. Within these pages there are notations included of the dates each president was in office and a selected quote or two. The focus, however, is more on sharing some lesser-known or forgotten interesting facts about each president. Of course, there are also otters. Few things are as cute and adorable as otters. Those playful mammals—members of the weasel family—that populate rivers and zoos have become a mainstay of the modern world of memes and video clips. So what could make learning some presidential history more fun than otters playfully dressed up like presidents? Not much! Have fun learning in the least painful way possible—coloring some very silly otters.

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Should Christians Vote for a Mormon President?

I don't want to bog down my fun little blog here with a dissertation on politics, but some of my readers might be interested in what I have to say on this issue.  If so, then click below to take you to my other blog where I tackle the complicated issue of Whether Christians Should Vote for a Mormon President by responding to a recent article by Christian apologetics expert Dr. Norman Geisler.

SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2012

Should A "Christian" Vote for a "Mormon" President? (A Response to Dr. Norman Geisler)

Recently, Christian author and apologetics expert Norman Geisler published an opinion piece entitled "Should An Evangelical Vote For a Mormon President?".  You can read the full text here.

As a Christian, I feel the need to respond to Geisler's article in depth and this is as good a place as any to do so.

Before I get to Geisler's writing and my responses, let me set forth a few principles that guide me in my analysis and opinion regarding the upcoming presidential elections.  First and foremost, religious beliefs of the candidate are just one of many considerations that I use in determining who to vote for.  The most important thing to me is a demonstrated commitment to principles of limited government, free enterprise, individual free will, freedom of speech, press, and religion.  After that, I want to see whether the candidate demonstrates a proven ability to lead and a commitment to a morality base that I can generally agree with.  Finally, do I trust and respect the candidate -- an entirely subjective and intuitive rationale...TO READ MORE CLICK HERE