Article: Colson's New Crusade; Confused Musings on Religion & Politics

KINGDOMS IN CONFLICT An Insider's Challenging View of Politics, Power, and the Pulpit By Charles Colson Morrow/Zondervan. 399 pp. $15.95.

Few ex-cons have gone straighter-straight to the microphones. In 1974, Charles Colson did time in an Alabama prison for his Watergate crime. The year before, he announced to the nation that he had turned from his wicked ways in servitude to Richard Nixon and had been born again to the service of the Lord. "I felt God's hand on my shoulder," he reported. God spoke, too: "Tell the story of one life-yours."

Colson did. In 1976, "Born Again: What Really Happened to the White House Hatchet Man" resulted. Apparently Colson's shoulder has been touched again.

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