Join the movement: The Restoration of Stephen Baldwin

http://www.restorestephenbaldwin.org/

Stephen Baldwin of the famous “Baldwin Brothers” Hollywood clan is a veteran actor who has starred in over 60 films and TV shows. He is no stranger to the Hollywood life of glitz, glamour and the public eye.
In 2003, he had an experience that changed his life forever. He became Born Again Christian, giving his life to Jesus Christ. Over the next few years, he became very vocal about his faith, using his spotlight to boldly preach the gospel. However, because of this convictions it has caused him the loss of many jobs and the most recently, a highly publicized bankruptcy.
He has been publicly ridiculed and insulted by people who think that he has been abandoned by God. A simple search through the internet will reveal that people not only mock Stephen, but mock God.
In response to this (with the permission of Stephen's ministry President Daniel Southern) we have established RestoreStephenBaldwin.org. A privately funded and managed website. Our vision is to see Stephen Baldwin publicly restored in front of millions. Stephen's platform will increase allowing him to reach even more people with the Gospel and God will get all of the glory. Publicly.

People, well that is a different story. And sometimes a little hardship, and sometimes that is being made to look a fool, can help people with humility.

The mighty will be humbled, and the meek made strong.

That thought leads me to believe in a certain viewpoint.

Less extreams in society. Anyone that gets to much of anything is brought down, anyone that has very little is helped up.

That leads to a large modest middle, it seems to be the idea that things should be more equaly distributed, weather they be strength, faith, power, money, status, love, or anything else in life. I think it has some deep meaning.

And yes if a person becomes one of the lessers, then he would be brought up, and should be defended by all, again along those same lines of thought. Although that is usually accompied by learnings on many things.

I actually think I should treat some of the people like Yoo, Bush, and people with extream views as the least among us and show them love, although I don't always do that, maybe I think I should determine what they have learned, a flaw, or maybe it is some other flaw I have.

But the concept of Steven Baldwin having peace and a stability I agree on, although would that include fame and wealth, or just a modest job somewhere? I have those questions about myself also.

He had exactly two roles in which he acted fairly well: "The Beast" and "The Usual Suspects." That's it.

Out of 60 film & TV roles. Not a great resume, buddy. :eyes: