After all, without religion (particularly Christianity, which has at its core the protection of the weakest and most helpless), people … can "dare" very well.Without religion, one can easily decide that "certain people with limitations are nonpersons with no right to…
Some insight into Obama's "Christianity" comes from an interview he gave in
2004 to Chicago Sun-Times religion editor Cathleen Falsani … Here's Obama telling Falsani, "The difficult thing about any religion,
including Christianity, is that at some level there is a call…
title "Don't Invoke Islam," the guidebook says, "although the
al-Qaeda network exploits religious sentiments and tries to use religion … Islam or a clash of civilizations, we need
to emphasize that terrorists misuse religion as a political tool to harm
innocent civilians…
While the United States has always worked to keep church separate from our government, there has always been a kind of civil religion … The president of the United States is the high priest of that religion and it is up to him to give it voice and apply it to the challenges…
Many Americans are currently describing themselves as spiritual while rejecting organized religion. … I am thankful for the freedom of speech and freedom of religion we enjoy in this land. … Keeping religion out of the political arena would be un-American.…
And thank goodness, his message implies, "acting funny" has nothing to do with "race, ethnicity or religion." … Because who in his politically correct mind wants to examine whether race, ethnicity or religion (emphasis on religion) factors into … While not "racist" (Islam is not a race), they would certainly be prejudiced against a religion.…
The first rule of dinner-table conversation is no hot talk about politics or religion. … Apparently, there's a rule regarding the discussion of religion during political talk shows, too. … No one in the secular media is supposed to assert his religion is true, or that his is best, or even that his faith can heal a father…
But this supposed defense of other religious traditions betrays an unfamiliarity with religion itself. … For religion to be tolerated, it must be privatized -- not, apparently, just in governmental settings, but on television networks. … The other model has come from critics such as Shales, in a spittle-flinging rage at the mention of religion in public, comparing Hume…
Why on earth would Hume mention religion while discussing a public figure who had fallen from grace and was in need of redemption and … What religion -- what topic -- induces this sort of babbling idiocy? … Christianity is simultaneously the easiest religion in the world and the hardest religion in the world.…
