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And you sound just like them.If you were walking in the woods and found a watch. You would logically assume that there was a watchmaker out there somewhere who made it.
How come?
When JFK was running for the presidency, your ilk was concerned that the WH and the US was going to be subjugated to the wishes of the Vatican.....What the heck happened?
Everything. If you're going to be basing all of your decisions off of magical prophecies from thousands of years ago, you should let your people know.And that has what to do with their ability to run the country?
Look right wingers, if you want a president who believes in the "Rapture", you're certainly entitled to that level of stupidity....For my part, I'd rather have leadership of just a bit higher caliber.
Can you clarify that a bit more? Connect what 2 dots?Everything. If you're going to be basing all of your decisions off of magical prophecies from thousands of years ago, you should let your people know.And that has what to do with their ability to run the country?
Saying you believe in creation does not connect as you imply.
I think if you can't connect two dots you should let people know.
Can you clarify that a bit more? Connect what 2 dots?Everything. If you're going to be basing all of your decisions off of magical prophecies from thousands of years ago, you should let your people know.And that has what to do with their ability to run the country?
Saying you believe in creation does not connect as you imply.
I think if you can't connect two dots you should let people know.
My ilk? You know nothing about me.
Now answer my question.
The best answer to your simplistic question may be found in what Franklin and Jefferson believed in......that there may have been a deity as watchmaker, winding up the watch and letting it run out. They felt strongly that there was a segment of the population who were dumb enough to intermix politics and policy with religiosity......democracy, they felt, had to also contend with a good dose of stupidity.
So by your own admission here, YOU acknowledge the very real possibility of a watchmaker and yet YOUR simplistic "mandatory " question does not.
Really insightful stuff y out got here dude.
You can't draw one from the other and the poster is obviously incapable of anything that isn't built into his prejudice.
You can't draw one from the other and the poster is obviously incapable of anything that isn't built into his prejudice.
Since the above is directed to me, I'll respond that for "spiritual" uplifting I'll go to my parish....but for sound governance I'm looking at other venues.
You can't draw one from the other and the poster is obviously incapable of anything that isn't built into his prejudice.
Since the above is directed to me, I'll respond that for "spiritual" uplifting I'll go to my parish....but for sound governance I'm looking at other venues.
Is it mentioned in the Bible?Well, perhaps for voters like you the question you might prefer is whether a candidate believes in gravity.And that has what to do with their ability to run the country?
A would be president who does NOT believe in evolution has a lot more in common with ISIS leaders than a Jefferson or Madison.......But I'll leave up to FOX and Hiuckabee to tell you otherwise.
no con is trying for fascism and you didn't answer the question.do you think socialism will work in America?
I'll do one better, thanks to Sinclair Lewis.
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If you were walking in the woods and found a watch. You would logically assume that there was a watchmaker out there somewhere who made it.
How come?
To dismiss someone because they believe in creationism is the height of closed minded arrogance and religious bigotry.
Depends on their policies not there religious beliefs. I couldn't help but notice you limited that question to just Republicans even though as far as I know all the Democratic candidates claim to be religious also. Do you find a Democratic candidate who might believe in creationism more acceptable?To dismiss someone because they believe in creationism is the height of closed minded arrogance and religious bigotry.
Are you then ready to vote in a rabbi, priest, imam to the oval office? How did Pat Robertson do last time around?