In the Corners
…the Christian’s goal is not power, but justice. We are to seek to make the institutions of power just without being corrupted by the process necessary to do this. –Charles Colson
The 1972 election is over and Richard Nixon’s greatest asset, Charles Colson is worn out. Campaigning for Nixon was a great task that took a lot of Colson’s time and required a lot knowledge and wisdom. Therefore, Colson is physically and mentally drained, and now Colson must make a choice pertaining to what will be next. Colson needs to make a choice on whether the White House is where Colson belongs or if returning to Colson’s lawyer duties is the next step in life. Which path must Colson choose?
On both sides of the argument, an agreement is found in the fact the Colson is very talented in which ever path is chosen, but also that each path has its pros and cons. Some may say that Colson needs to return to being a lawyer, and so, the opposing side argues that it is imperative for Colson to remain at the White House.
It is imperative that Colson remains at the White House. Three reasons why Colson must remain at the White House to illuminate the Watergate Scandal, to conclude the Watergate Scandal trial, and to express Colson’s new found faith.
The first reason why it is imperative for Colson to remain at the White House …show more content…
Colson will become a regular attendee of the White House prayer meeting where Colson can bring hope to those who feel like the government system is corrupt. Other politicians and workers in the White House who are Christians will begin to not keep their faith a secret, but let it shine, due to Colson’s child like trust and faith. Also, Colson’s testimony goes on to impact the lives of many people. Colson may be young in the faith, but Colson’ testimony and fruit contain an eternal
…the Christian’s goal is not power, but justice. We are to seek to make the institutions of power just without being corrupted by the process necessary to do this. –Charles Colson
The 1972 election is over and Richard Nixon’s greatest asset, Charles Colson is worn out. Campaigning for Nixon was a great task that took a lot of Colson’s time and required a lot knowledge and wisdom. Therefore, Colson is physically and mentally drained, and now Colson must make a choice pertaining to what will be next. Colson needs to make a choice on whether the White House is where Colson belongs or if returning to Colson’s lawyer duties is the next step in life. Which path must Colson choose?
On both sides of the argument, an agreement is found in the fact the Colson is very talented in which ever path is chosen, but also that each path has its pros and cons. Some may say that Colson needs to return to being a lawyer, and so, the opposing side argues that it is imperative for Colson to remain at the White House.
It is imperative that Colson remains at the White House. Three reasons why Colson must remain at the White House to illuminate the Watergate Scandal, to conclude the Watergate Scandal trial, and to express Colson’s new found faith.
The first reason why it is imperative for Colson to remain at the White House …show more content…
Colson will become a regular attendee of the White House prayer meeting where Colson can bring hope to those who feel like the government system is corrupt. Other politicians and workers in the White House who are Christians will begin to not keep their faith a secret, but let it shine, due to Colson’s child like trust and faith. Also, Colson’s testimony goes on to impact the lives of many people. Colson may be young in the faith, but Colson’ testimony and fruit contain an eternal