Frank Schaeffer

Frank Schaeffer is an artist and a New York Times bestselling author of both fiction and nonfiction. Frank is a much sought-after speaker and has lectured at a wide range of venues from Harvard’s Kennedy School to the Hammer Museum/UCLA, Princeton University, Riverside Church Cathedral, DePaul University, and the Kansas City Public Library. Frank has been a frequent guest on the Rachel Maddow Show on NBC, has appeared on Oprah, been interviewed by Terri Gross on NPR’s Fresh Air and appeared on the Today Show, BBC News and many other media outlets. Frank is also a blogger on Huffington Post, Alternet, and Patheos.

[@RubyNeumann]

Thank you Frank. I wish I was as brave... Looking forward to the release date of your book.

[@edeancozzens3833]

I think he is right about saying that the idol of materialism is flawed. The Bible teaches that and has for millennium. Frank's own father Francis identified the error of personal peace and affluence and in many ways it was his core message. Frank finally gets what his father was saying. Brilliant.

[@edeancozzens3833]

Evolution does not create personality and love.

[@Plethorality]

there is more to our beginnings than either or... creationism or evolution. those are just interpretations of stories. not necessarily the only interpretations.
love can create evolution.

[@edeancozzens3833]

You might want to read about the white man who saved the little black baby who grew up to become GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER.

[@edeancozzens3833]

I'm thinking FS has a lot of unresolved anger in his life, maybe because he wasn't cared for enough by his own mother and father. Just makes me wonder. Always barking at something, seeing only evil wherever he looks. I keep hoping and praying for him to heal up. Maybe we are all watching that happen. I pray it so. I see some of that same anger in his dad. Protecting the lives of the unborn was and is not the Taliban. We do need to be better at caring for women and children. Government may not be the best approach.

[@JosedeJezeus]

Controlling the bodies of women is religious extremism. The evangelical movement is America's version of the Taliban.

[@MrBattlestar10]

@@JosedeJezeus The argument is whether or not the bodies within the women deserve death because of that.

[@Plethorality]

if those who claim to be anti abortion remain anti everything that prevents abortion, i dont believe them. be pro free health care, pro real sex education, including how to recognise and remove oneself from abusive relationships, including relationships with abusive politicians and pastors.

[@Plethorality]

@@MrBattlestar10 i detest abortion, but would you please read my above comment?

[@MrBattlestar10]

@@Plethorality Oh dont worry i already know its a complicated thing.

[@edeancozzens3833]

Might be wise to read Eric Metaxas new book IS ATHEISM DEAD?

[@johnnygeneric161]

He is a man adrift in a very large ocean and can't decide which way to paddle to safety. Stop and hear God. The I AM will tell you what to do with your life to serve Him. Just talk to Him.