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Did You Read Sarah Palin’s Book?

Christianity Today November 20, 2009

Have you read Sarah Palin’s Going Rogue yet?

Dan Gilgoff offers some excerpts where Palin talks about her faith:

And I do know there is a God. My life is in His hands. I encourage readers to do what I did many years ago, invite Him in to take over . . . then see what He will do and how He will get you through. Test Him on this. You’ll see there’s no such thing as coincidence. I’m thankful for His majestic creation called Alaska.

She also talks about putting your life in God’s hands in an interview with David Brody of the Christian Broadcasting Network.

Sarah Palin: “My very last paragraph there sums it up and invites people, encourages people to do what I did and that’s put their life in God’s hands, our Creator who knows probably better than we know what the perfect path is for a person so God being so extremely important my faith is to my life I wasn’t going to be hesitant at all to let people know what I believe.”

Sarah Palin: “How in the World would I sum up my life except to say God at the end of the day I have really nothing but my faith, my reliance on you lord and I wanted to articulate that.”

She talks about her faith in God here, but there’s little mention of Jesus. If you’ve read Palin’s book, what did you think?

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