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Id rather vote for that Taco Bell Chuauau over a muslim.NOPE !
This isn't a constitutionally-driven test. It's simply a question about how an individual would vote, that's it.The Constitution prohibits religious tests.
Would you vote for an Atheist?I would vote for a moderate Muslim...I would not vote for an extremist Muslim
I would also not vote for a fundamentalist Christian, Orthodox Jew or Scientologist
Would you vote for an Atheist?I would vote for a moderate Muslim...I would not vote for an extremist Muslim
I would also not vote for a fundamentalist Christian, Orthodox Jew or Scientologist
All our early Presidents read the Bible. And while they maybe listed as Deists, the obvious issue was that to be an Anglican clearly meant that the King of England was the "Pope" of your church. One's values and accomplishments were viewed as the measure of one's Character.Why not, our early presidents had little or no religion and did well, some of our recent so called Christians did poorly, and do we really know a person's true feeling about religion or even their presumed religion? Values and accomplishments mean more than the religious tag you were assigned or assume.
"Anyone who thinks sitting in church can make you a Christian must also think that sitting in a garage can make you a car." Garrison Keillor
I didn't think Captain Kangaroo was? But clearly, I know that no one is perfect (a Christian realization). But I would want someone who was humbly seeking to do the right thing and follow a path that would make the United States a sincere, soul searching nation. Atheists do not believe in souls ---- I take it...Would you vote for an Atheist?I would vote for a moderate Muslim...I would not vote for an extremist Muslim
I would also not vote for a fundamentalist Christian, Orthodox Jew or Scientologist
I am one
I didn't think Captain Kangaroo was? But clearly, I know that no one is perfect (a Christian realization). But I would want someone who was humbly seeking to do the right thing and follow a path that would make the United States a sincere, soul searching nation. Atheists do not believe in souls ---- I take it...Would you vote for an Atheist?I would vote for a moderate Muslim...I would not vote for an extremist Muslim
I would also not vote for a fundamentalist Christian, Orthodox Jew or Scientologist
I am one
Sure, it does. We are not to consider religious tests for office. However, I would certainly consider the values of atheists, agnostics, anti-Godists, and theists carefully. I simply could not vote for any who had far right restrictive fundamental values that would restrict the rights of other citizens.This isn't a constitutionally-driven test. It's simply a question about how an individual would vote, that's it. This has nothing to do with constitutional law..The Constitution prohibits religious tests.
Would you vote for a Muslim to be POTUS
You folks just won't be honest about this.Sure, it does. We are not to consider religious tests for office. However, I would certainly consider the values of atheists, agnostics, anti-Godists, and theists carefully. I simply could not vote for any who had far right restrictive fundamental values that would restrict the rights of other citizens.This isn't a constitutionally-driven test. It's simply a question about how an individual would vote, that's it. This has nothing to do with constitutional law..The Constitution prohibits religious tests.