Worst Web Site in the World: Why does Marco Rubio keep quoting the 'most Republican part of the Bible'?
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By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--July 12, 2017
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They call themselves Politico, after all, regardless of what we may choose to call them. So I guess it shouldn't be surprising that they think of the Bible (to the extent they think about it at all) in terms of "Republican parts" and, I guess, "Democrat parts." I'm sure that's what God had in mind when He inspired its writing.
But Joel Baden seems to see a particularly partisan bent to Proverbs, which is sometimes referred to as the Book of Wisdom. He thinks all this wisdom is too . . . Republican, and doesn't like Marco Rubio always tweeting quotes from it:
Proverbs is notable in that is presents a fairly consistent view of the world: The righteous are rewarded, and the wicked are punished. In the understanding of Proverbs, everyone gets what is coming to them; behavior is directly linked to reward or punishment. This worldview has social consequences: Those who succeed in life must be more righteous than those who struggle.
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