re: #78 SoCaroLion

I disagree. I am inclined to believe that your purported evidence of a push toward Christian theocracy is actually a strident protest of the rise of secular theocracy and the ignorant notion that people, be they presidential candidates or not, with even the most modest religious beliefs are simply wrong or somehow inherently bad people unworthy of any respect.

Just to be clear, I don’t give two shits about what people believe as long as they are not trying to impose those beliefs on me. I’m pretty sure that lawhawk feels the same way, although I wouldn’t presume to speak for him.

Also, given the number of members we have active here who are believers in various faiths …the mind just boggles.

Do you really see no issue with the fact that the majority of Republicans surveyed want to establish Christianity as the national religion?