Well that's a nice way to say to follow what you think and what comes to mind, but there is no proof that God gives advice..Well I am sure he has some redeeming values,,,,But the social ideologues think one needs a religion(christian most preferred) to get elected....As the saying goes..In public I believe in all the Gods, in private I believe in none..Don't have cow man,,what someones religion is should not be an issue since their is no religious test for office..He has the right to be what he wants...
That is true. But how a person speaks of such things does sometimes give us a glimpse into his/her character. The Founders looked to two things and two things only that qualified a person for high office: experience and character.
Alas, our President seems to have had neither.
Well it is true most believers want their people in high office to have a good backup system larger than themselves. Most believe we can accomplish more and will get more right than wrong when we trust God to guide our instincts and decisions.
Believers know that there is. But you have to experience the proof to know what it is just as you have to experience cold and hot to know what those are. Nobody can explain them to somebody else. You have to experience it.