(ABP) -- Who was the sage who observed that “no matter how cynical you become, it’s impossible to keep up?”

(ABP) -- Last Monday (Sept. 15), I published an article in USA Today that has bounced around the blogosphere evoking intense reaction ever since.  The argument of the article was that Sarah Palin’s nomination for vice president, and the warm conservative evangelical response to that nomination, raised uncomfortable but opportune questions to her core constituency. These questions related to their long-articulated theological vision of male leadership as well as of women’s primary vocation as homemakers and mothers.  I ended with a series of questions for “complementarian” Christians related to the issues raised in the article.