Jimmy Carter exhibited "the fruit of the Spirit" (c.f. Galatians 5:22-23). Carter seemed to exemplify Christ’s words in the Gospel of Mark, chapter 10:44: "Whoever will be the greatest among you ...

THE LOW POINT OF JIMMY CARTER’S AWFUL PRESIDENCY. ... Gas lines meant they could not even get around anymore. People lived in a reality-based fear of things getting even worse.

And one of the stories that I tell about the gas lines, where I think you really see the kind of corrupt individualism that Jimmy Carter is going to decry, is a story of a woman who cuts into the ...

Jimmy Carter, a steel-willed Southern governor who was elected president in 1976, died at his home in Plains, Georgia, on Dec. 29, according to his son James E. Carter III, known as Chip.

President Jimmy Carter’s economic plea to the American people. On July 15, 1979, amid inflation and long lines at the gas pump, Carter made a speech that in many ways exemplified his presidency.

Due in part to Carter and Reagan’s policies, as well as European and Japanese gas taxes, the world became far less reliant on Middle Eastern oil in the 1980s. Oil prices tanked in 1986 and ...

President Jimmy Carter shows off the “solar system” that was installed on the roof of the White House during his administration. Dedicated in June 1979, the 32 thermal collectors were visible ...

If Barack Obama was "like a Rorschach test "—people saw in him what they wanted to see —then Jimmy Carter evokes images we'd rather blot out: gas lines, yellow ribbons around trees, burning ...

But his own term was plagued by rampant inflation, long gas lines, ... Jimmy Carter with Wife Rosalynn Carter at the National Convention in Madison Square Garden in New York July 15, 1976.

Former President Jimmy Carter speaking in front of the solar panels placed on the roof ... with long lines at gas stations and not-crazy fear that the U.S. economy was going to be starved by its ...

Former President Jimmy Carter dies at 100. ... He presided over four tumultuous years plagued by long gas lines, high inflation and the Iran hostage crisis.

Back in 1976, Carter changed the way presidential candidates are nominated and elected. He went on to provide models of what to do – and what not to do.