Satan did not mind Judeo-Christian values. He wasn't worried about "revival" or "getting back to God." What he opposes was the gospel of Christ crucified and resurrected for the sins of the world." Wow. I've been looking for a way to describe these same sentiments. While these are important issues, the talking heads are distracting us from our true mission: preaching the Gospel of Christ and making disciples of the nations. I agree, point for point, with your article here and I've had many of the same conversations with people at my church and in my family. I'm saddened that it has taken a Mormon to get Evangelicals to listen to a call for revival in this nation. I'm worried this is the very thing that Peter, Paul, James and, our Lord, Jesus, warned us about relative to false prophets/teachers/doctrines leading the church astray. @James W. Pope, I dont think that him calling for American revival is leading anyone astray. To be honest if it takes a mormon to light a fire the so be it. He hasnt once pushed his mormonism on his show or at his speech. Everyone is grasping at straws to make things more dramatic than they are. Get over it and move on and use the momentum to do something great. @James W. Pope, I agree w/ Chad on all points. I think Sat. was what we needed in this country. No one church pushing their point of view. It was not political and Palin