Is Sarah Palin Fulfilling Biblical Prophecy or Just the New Teflon Mom?
By Michael Lang on Sep 22, 2008 in RELIGION - OR LACK OF
Let me confess that I was genuinely unnerved by ’s performance at the Republican convention. Given her audience and the needs of the moment, I believe Governor Palin’s speech was the most effective political communication I have ever witnessed. Here, finally, was a performer who—being maternal, wounded, righteous and sexy—could stride past the frontal cortex of every American and plant a three-inch heel directly on that limbic circuit that ceaselessly intones "God and country." If anyone could make Christian theocracy smell like apple pie, Sarah Palin could.
Then came Palin’s first television interview with Charles Gibson. I was relieved to discover, as many were, that Palin’s luster can be much diminished by the absence of a 
teleprompter. Still, the problem she poses to our political process is now much bigger than she is. Her fans seem inclined to forgive her any indiscretion short of cannibalism. However badly she may stumble during the remaining weeks of this campaign, her supporters will focus their outrage upon the journalist who caused her to break stride, upon the camera operator who happened to capture her fall, upon the television network that broadcast the good lady’s misfortune—and, above all, upon the "liberal elites" with their highfalutin assumption that, in the 21st century, only a reasonably well-educated person should be given command of our nuclear arsenal.
The point to be lamented is not that Sarah Palin comes from outside Washington, or that she has glimpsed so little of the earth’s surface (she didn’t have a passport until last year), or that she’s never met a foreign head of state. The point is that she comes to us, seeking the second most important job in the world, without any intellectual training relevant to the challenges and responsibilities that await her. There is nothing to suggest that she even sees a role for careful analysis or a deep understanding of world events when it comes to deciding the fate of a nation. In her interview with Gibson, Palin managed to turn a joke about seeing Russia from her window into a straight-faced claim that Alaska’s geographical proximity to Russia gave her some essential foreign-policy experience. Palin may be a perfectly wonderful person, a loving mother and a great American success story—but she is a beauty queen/sports reporter who stumbled into small-town politics, and who is now on the verge of stumbling into, or upon, world history.
The problem, as far as our political process is concerned, is that half the electorate revels in Palin’s lack of intellectual qualifications. When it comes to politics, there is a mad love of mediocrity in this country. "They think they’re better than you!" is the refrain that (highly competent and cynical) Republican strategists have set loose among the crowd, and the crowd has grown drunk on it once again. "Sarah Palin is an ordinary person!" Yes, all too ordinary.
We have all now witnessed apparently sentient human beings, once provoked by a reporter’s microphone, saying things like, "I’m voting for Sarah because she’s a mom. She knows what it’s like to be a mom." Such sentiments suggest an uncanny (and, one fears, especially American) detachment from the real problems of today. The next administration must immediately confront issues like nuclear proliferation, ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (and covert wars elsewhere), global climate change, a convulsing economy, Russian belligerence, the rise of China, emerging epidemics, Islamism on a hundred fronts, a defunct United Nations, the deterioration of American schools, failures of energy, infrastructure and Internet security … the list is long, and Sarah Palin does not seem competent even to rank these items in order of importance, much less address any one of them.
Palin’s most conspicuous gaffe in her interview with Gibson has been widely discussed. The truth is, I didn’t much care that she did not know the meaning of the phrase "Bush doctrine." And I am quite sure that her supporters didn’t care, either. Most people view such an ambush as a journalistic gimmick. What I do care about are all the other things Palin is guaranteed not to know—or will be glossing only under the frenzied tutelage of John McCain’s advisers. What doesn’t she know about financial markets, Islam, the history of the Middle East, the cold war, modern weapons systems, medical research, environmental science or emerging technology? Her relative ignorance is guaranteed on these fronts and most others, not because she was put on the spot, or got nervous, or just happened to miss the newspaper on any given morning. Sarah Palin’s ignorance is guaranteed because of how she has spent the past 44 years on earth.
I care even more about the many things Palin thinks she knows but doesn’t: like her conviction that the Biblical God consciously directs world events. Needless to say, she shares this belief with mil-lions of Americans—but we shouldn’t be eager to give these people our nuclear codes, either. There is no question that if President McCain chokes on a spare rib and Palin becomes the first woman president, she and her supporters will believe that God, in all his majesty and wisdom, has brought it to pass. Why would God give Sarah Palin a job she isn’t ready for? He wouldn’t. Everything happens for a reason. Palin seems perfectly willing to stake the welfare of our country—even the welfare of our species—as collateral in her own personal journey of faith. Of course, McCain has made the same unconscionable wager on his personal journey to the White House.
In speaking before her church about her son going to war in Iraq, Palin urged the congregation to pray "that our national leaders are sending them out on a task that is from 
God; that’s what we have to make sure we are praying for, that there is a plan, and that plan is God’s plan." When asked about these remarks in her interview with Gibson, Palin successfully dodged the issue of her religious beliefs by claiming that she had been merely echoing the words of Abraham Lincoln. The New York Times later dubbed her response "absurd." It was worse than absurd; it was a lie calculated to conceal the true character of her religious infatuations. Every detail that has emerged about Palin’s life in Alaska suggests that she is as devout and literal-minded in her Christian dogmatism as any man or woman in the land. Given her long affiliation with the Assemblies of God church, Palin very likely believes that Biblical prophecy is an infallible guide to future events and that we are living in the "end times." Which is to say she very likely thinks that human history will soon unravel in a foreordained cataclysm of war and bad weather. Undoubtedly Palin believes that this will be a good thing—as all true Christians will be lifted bodily into the sky to make merry with Jesus, while all nonbelievers, Jews, Methodists and other rabble will be punished for eternity in a lake of fire. Like many Pentecostals, Palin may even imagine that she and her fellow parishioners enjoy the power of prophecy themselves. Otherwise, what could she have meant when declaring to her congregation that "God’s going to tell you what is going on, and what is going to go on, and you guys are going to have that within you"?
You can learn something about a person by the company she keeps. In the churches where Palin has worshiped for decades, parishioners enjoy "baptism in the Holy Spirit," "miraculous healings" and "the gift of tongues." Invariably, they offer astonishingly irrational accounts of this behavior and of its significance for the entire cosmos. Palin’s spiritual colleagues describe themselves as part of "the final generation," engaged in "spiritual warfare" to purge the earth of "demonic strongholds." Palin has spent her entire adult life immersed in this apocalyptic hysteria. Ask yourself: Is it a good idea to place the most powerful military on earth at her disposal? Do we actually want our leaders thinking about the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy when it comes time to say to the Iranians, or to the North Koreans, or to the Pakistanis, or to the Russians or to the Chinese: "All options remain on the table"?
It is easy to see what many people, women especially, admire about Sarah Palin. Here is a mother of five who can see the bright side of having a child with Down syndrome and still find the time and energy to govern the state of Alaska. But we cannot ignore the fact that Palin’s impressive family further testifies to her dogmatic religious beliefs. Many writers have noted the many shades of conservative hypocrisy on view here: when Jamie Lynn Spears gets pregnant, it is considered a symptom of liberal decadence and the breakdown of family values; in the case of one of Palin’s daughters, however, teen pregnancy gets reinterpreted as a sign of immaculate, small-town fecundity. And just imagine if, instead of the Palins, the Obama family had a pregnant, underage daughter on display at their convention, flanked by her black boyfriend who "intends" to marry her. Who among conservatives would have resisted the temptation to speak of "the dysfunction in the black community"?
Teen pregnancy is a misfortune, plain and simple. At best, it represents bad luck (both for the mother and for the child); at worst, as in the Palins’ case, it is a symptom of religious dogmatism. Governor Palin opposes sex education in schools on religious grounds. She has also fought vigorously for a "parental consent law" in the state of Alaska, seeking full parental dominion over the reproductive decisions of minors. We know, therefore, that Palin believes that she should be the one to decide whether her daughter carries her baby to term. Based on her stated position, we know that she would deny her daughter an abortion even if she had been raped. One can be forgiven for doubting whether Bristol Palin had all the advantages of 21st-century family planning—or, indeed, of the 21st century.
We have endured eight years of an administration that seemed touched by religious ideology. Bush’s claim to Bob Woodward that he consulted a "higher Father" before going to war in Iraq got many of us sitting upright, before our attention wandered again to less ethereal signs of his incompetence. For all my concern about Bush’s religious beliefs, and about his merely average grasp of terrestrial reality, I have never once thought that he was an over-the-brink, Rapture-ready extremist. Palin seems as though she might be the real McCoy. With the McCain team leading her around like a pet pony between now and Election Day, she can be expected to conceal her religious extremism until it is too late to do anything about it. Her supporters know that while she cannot afford to "talk the talk" between now and Nov. 4, if elected, she can be trusted to "walk the walk" until the Day of Judgment.
What is so unnerving about the candidacy of Sarah Palin is the degree to which she represents—and her supporters celebrate—the joyful marriage of confidence and ignorance. Watching her deny to Gibson that she had ever harbored the slightest doubt about her readiness to take command of the world’s only superpower, one got the feeling that Palin would gladly assume any responsibility on earth:
"Governor Palin, are you ready at this moment to perform surgery on this child’s brain?"
"Of course, Charlie. I have several boys of my own, and I’m an avid hunter."
"But governor, this is neurosurgery, and you have no training as a surgeon of any kind."
"That’s just the point, Charlie. The American people want change in how we make medical decisions in this country. And when faced with a challenge, you cannot blink."
The prospects of a Palin administration are far more frightening, in fact, than those of a Palin Institute for Pediatric Neurosurgery. Ask yourself: how has "elitism" become a bad word in American politics? There is simply no other walk of life in which extraordinary talent and rigorous training are denigrated. We want elite pilots to fly our planes, elite troops to undertake our most critical missions, elite athletes to represent us in competition and elite scientists to devote the most productive years of their lives to curing our diseases. And yet, when it comes time to vest people with even greater responsibilities, we consider it a virtue to shun any and all standards of excellence. When it comes to choosing the people whose thoughts and actions will decide the fates of millions, then we suddenly want someone just like us, someone fit to have a beer with, someone down-to-earth—in fact, almost anyone, provided that he or she doesn’t seem too intelligent or well educated.
I believe that with the nomination of Sarah Palin for the vice presidency, the silliness of our politics has finally put our nation at risk. The world is growing more complex—and dangerous—with each passing hour, and our position within it growing more precarious. Should she become president, Palin seems capable of enacting policies so detached from the common interests of humanity, and from empirical reality, as to unite the entire world against us. When asked why she is qualified to shoulder more responsibility than any person has held in human history, Palin cites her refusal to hesitate. "You can’t blink," she told Gibson repeatedly, as though this were a primordial truth of wise governance. Let us hope that a President Palin would blink, again and again, while more thoughtful people decide the fate of civilization.
The Lang Report is grateful to Sam Harris for this great article. Sam is a founder of The Reason Project and author of The New York Times best sellers “The End of Faith” and “Letter to a Christian Nation.” His Web site is samharris.org.
48 Comment(s)
By Sue Benson on Sep 22, 2008 | Reply
Hey, I think this site could be a big help in exposing Palin for what she is:
http://bitchtonowhere.com
By Dianna on Sep 23, 2008 | Reply
You can criticize and put down Sarah Palin until the cows come home and it will do you no good. Like David, whose brothers and father did not think that he was the person suited for the position as King of Israel, and Sarah may not seem to be the one for the VP office, but GOD may see differently, as he did for David. You can count on it. IF, GOD wants Sarah Palin in this position. Come January 20th, she will be the new vice president in office. No matter how you slam her…detest her…criticize or defame her…God has a reason for allowing the United States to remain as a powerful nation…that is because we are allies with his chosen nation, Israel. If Obama gets the presidency, this nation will be forced into Muslim belief, denying God, and then the only thing left will be the “rapture” his people from this corrupt nation. As a child of God, I don’t worry about what is going to take place…because God has promised that he would never leave nor forsake his own. I pray that you know him before it is to late for you.
By Diane and unaffiliated on Sep 25, 2008 | Reply
OMG! I have just become aware of this issue, that some fundamentalist Christians believe that GOD wants Sarah Palin to be President (not just VP). And as you can see from the previous poster “Dianna”, there is real passion in that belief. See this link:
http://www.godchatcafe.com/showthread.php?p=3106
With passion such as this, I do believe we are doomed and these are the “end times” because these wackos will vote for Palin (forget McCain) and make it come true. Have no doubt, with Iranian President Ahmadinejad wanting to start WWIII to fulfill Muslim prophecy that Mohamed will return and these psychos believing in their “End Times” prophecy, we are in for a helluva ride! God save us from these jerks!
By Carmelo Junior on Sep 25, 2008 | Reply
Your assessment of Governor Sarah Palin only shows her lack of foreign policy experience and the lack of an “elitist” Ivy League education. I sense a spirit of sexism when you mention her five kids. But you don’t recognize the extraordinary achievements of this young woman in the past 10 years. Yes, she is 44, but 3 Vice presidents has been younger than her, and one president, Theodore Roosevelt, was only 42 when he became president.
Yes, she attended a not too famous university. The University of Idaho where she obtained a Bachelors degree in Journalism and Political Sciences. But one president, Ronald Reagan only had a Bachelors degree from a much less known Eureka College.
Yes, she is an Evangelical Christian with Pentecostal beliefs. But she has not imposed her beliefs in no one in any of her “public” appearances. She has always kept her personal religious beliefs to herself or her church.
At a time when sexism is still part of our daily American life, your article confirm that we have a long way to go. Sarah Palin has showed that the presidency or the vice presidency of the United States is not only for elitist males, millionaires, or famous colleges graduates. A hard working hockey mom who runs the biggest state in natural resources and land, and who was a sport anchor in a local news channel can have the leadership and the capacity to be Commander in Chief of the most powerful nation on earth. After all, a 15 years old French girl with no formal education defeated the powerful English Army in 1431!
By Keith on Sep 29, 2008 | Reply
IF GOD has chosen Obama for this hour, no amount of embracing McCain/Palin will be enough. The question is, “Who has GOD chosen?” Some see in Palin in similar fashion as one sees King David; however, the rejection of both Palin and Obama is the same but for different reasons. The qualifications of both are issues for some. What’s interesting to me about Obama, however, is that, like Saul on the road to Damascus, Obama converted to Christianity. Despite the personal confession by Obama about his Christianity, there are still some Christians who don’t accept Obama as one of them. This is similar to the disciples at Jerusalem who didn’t accept that Saul had really changed, were afraid and did not believe that he was a disciple. But Barnabas took him and brought him to the apostles (see Acts 9). We know that this same Saul, who we recognize today as Paul (who was initially rejected by other disciples), is given credit for writing most of the books found in the New Testament. I pray that God’s will be done. If Obama is GOD’s chosen, it will be made plain; if, on the other hand, it is Palin, this will be clear to us as well. Above all, GOD’s will!
The question for Christians is, “How willing are we to press in and hear from the Lord regarding the person for this hour?” And another question is, ‘If it is Obama, are we willing to support him or will we simply reject him?”
GOD’s will be done.
By Carmelo Junior on Sep 30, 2008 | Reply
This election promises to be the most interesting and surprising in history. Sort like Reagan-Carter thing. Even when the economy is trembling, we have two wars on terror and an unpopular president, Obama can’t even pass the 6 points mark on the polls, with McCain-Palin ticket staying stable and gaining momemntum ocasionally. McCain-Palin ticket will, at the end, get a good chunk of angry Hillary supporters, undecided and some racists that form that magical 18% of undecided voters. This election is going to be won on the 4 of November, not before.
By Patricia Ochoa on Oct 5, 2008 | Reply
People cannot understand spiritual things with natural reasoning. People really just need to pray and then vote their conscience and leave the rest to God.
By Christina Kaufman on Oct 17, 2008 | Reply
With a Cornucopia of asinine comments, Michael Lang, where do I start? Considering the lack of individual thought in your parody of liberal vomit, I will skewer what seems to be 2 points that probably popped out of your pea brain, as they are too pathetic to have come from anyone with a real handle on the liberal flow of politics:
1. “She comes to us, seeking the second most important job in the world” (3rd paragraph)- Actually, she was asked to run for this position and she will be nominated. Do you not know the difference? A war veteran and long-standing, respected member of the United States Congress asked her to be the Vice President. Millions of people WANT her in the position of VP and will CHOOSE her. Perhaps you need a refresher on how the electoral process works. She hasn’t sought anything other than honesty and authenticity.
2. “We have all now witnessed apparently sentient human beings, once provoked by a reporter’s microphone, saying things like, “I’m voting for Sarah because she’s a mom. She knows what it’s like to be a mom.” (5th paragraph) - in comparison to some Obama supporters who are voting for him simply because he’s black and they are a minority and he understands them? What is your point? We live in a democratic society where people vote in the candidate of their choice for a myriad of reasons. Who are you, with your intellectual snobbery, to look down on anyone for their prerogative? Or dare you judge mothers? Dare you judge blacks and minorities? Atleast being a mother requires skill.
I could go on and on about the non-sensical rant of your blog, however choose to stop here dost I blubber ad nauseum, as you did, writing simply to see my own puffed-up thoughts in black and white. Get over yourself.
By Carmelo Junior on Oct 20, 2008 | Reply
Karl Roves predicted Hillary was going to win the Democratic Party nomination.
By Carmelo Junior on Nov 3, 2008 | Reply
McCain-Palin will be the couple sworn in as president and vice president on January 2009
By Diane and unaffiliated on Nov 5, 2008 | Reply
Thank you God! Obama is chosen! er.. or at least elected. Good luck to him. I’m relieved.
I’ve enjoyed seeing the following signature from someone on another web forum:
“Jesus was a Community Organizer. Pontius Pilate was a Governor. Just sayin…..”
Yeah! Right on sister!
By Carmelo Junior on Nov 11, 2008 | Reply
Diane congratulation on your candidate win. But I would not have Jesus and Obama in the same sentence. Jesus loved little children, and pronounced condenation to whoever make harm to these innocent souls.
Obama supports abortion, and abortion on demand, abortion legalized like we legalize tobacco.
Jesus comdemned homosexuality. Obama supports same sex marriages. Obama opposes God’s laws.
Maybe the election of Barack is a punishment to America. I wouldn’t be so happy that he won.
God bless America!
By Brandon on Nov 13, 2008 | Reply
Wow people these days. You haters think you’re the most educated sacks of skin to walk the earth. I have news for you - WAKE UP. But you know what, I’m not even going to get mad.
The Lord has Sarah Palin in the palm of his hand. She serves him first and foremost, she is my sister in Christ and I will continue to pray for her that your hurtful and hate filled words will not dampen her spirit to follow God and do the right thing.
By Brandon on Nov 13, 2008 | Reply
ONE MORE THING!!
JESUS & OBAMA = WATER AND OIL.
HDkjfdklfjkl HOW DARE HE CLAIM HE FOLLOW JESUS WHILE ALLOWING THE MURDER OR BABIES!!!! THE NERVE!!!!!!!!!
By Michael Lang on Nov 14, 2008 | Reply
Without singling out anyone in particular I have to say that some of the comments and commenters are very scary.
And it is not the ones that seem so on the suface.
It’s the ones with some apparent intelligence that are the scariest…the same kind of people that voted for the criminal Bush…..TWICE!
Even though I do not agree with some of what has been said I still will fight for you right to express it and I will always continue to post it.
It is sad, though, that some commenters choose to get personal, much the way Palin and company got personal with now President-elect Obama.
Michael Lang
Publisher
By Carmelo Junior on Nov 15, 2008 | Reply
Michael,
why calling president Bush a criminal? What has he done? Don’t you remember how real criminals incinerated 3,000 innocent men, women and children during 911 attacks?? Don’t you remember the leadership of president Bush during that sad chapter of our lives?
President Bush doesn’t drinks alcohol any more.
Don’t you remember how president Bush had the higher approval rating of any president in American history? Don’t you remember how our national pride was in its highest level in more than 50 years when our famous 4th Infantry Division captured that criminal Sadamm Hussein ? When our troops killed Alsaharwii?
Are you talking about Katrina? Don’t you remember that was Governor Blanco the inept to blame for that mele?
Why calling President Bush a criminal? When he has worked for 8 years to kill or capture real criminals and keep us safe from another foreign or domestic terrorist attack?
Why you don’t call president Truman a criminal who ordered to drop atomic bombs over civilian population in Japan even when the US was more likely to win that war by conventional methods?
Congratulations on Obama win. We have a “black” president at last. Now what??
By Michael Lang on Nov 16, 2008 | Reply
Is Bush a criminal?
I debated whether to even answer this question when there is so much documentation supporting the crimes that George Bush, Dick Cheney, Karl Rove and others have commited over the almost 8 years they have been in office.
If you took the time to investigate you would not be asking the question.
I’ll make it easy for you…Check out: http://bushcrimes.net/
http://www.bushcommission.org/
http://www.onlinejournal.com/artman/publish/article_1185.shtml
Lastly, I must ask some of you self-professed christians…what happened to understanding and compassion? Statements like, “I would not have Jesus and Obama in the same sentence” do not seem christian-like to me…does it?
But what do I know? I’m just a Bright. If you do not know what that means, then open up your mind and read: http://www.the-brights.net/
Michael Lang
Publisher
By Carmelo Junior on Nov 17, 2008 | Reply
Okay, George W. Bush is a criminal. His dad is a criminal too, his brother Jeb is another criminal. All the Bushes are criminals. God hates the Bush family, bunch of criminals!
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