Hillary Clinton

Mira

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3. The point I am trying to make

Sun Mar 6, 2016, 11:52 PM

Mar 2016

is that yes, we are a religious country. Yet it is not a Minister / Preacher / Rabbi / or Mullah we are electing.
We don't expect the religious leaders to be able to lead the country, and we don't need our President to be soul searched about his personal God.
It is basically not relevant. All religions along with all caring humans who believe in God or do not, and we probably agree on this, have the same basic interest in the caring for our fellow man.
Do onto others, is a wonderful bottom line answer about religion.
And it is all, in my opinion, that is required. Every thing else seems invasive to me, and none of anybody's business.

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The Faith Question just asked....in the Debate [View all] FrenchieCat Mar 2016 OP

I'm a bit confused, Mira Mar 2016 #1

Everyone can believe as they wish.... FrenchieCat Mar 2016 #2

The point I am trying to make Mira Mar 2016 #3

It will be relevant to many.....in the GE, IMO.... FrenchieCat Mar 2016 #4

A socialist... yallerdawg Mar 2016 #5

You're in the Hillary Group SharonClark Mar 2016 #7

No one here "wants" Sanders to believe in a particular God -- or any God. SunSeeker Mar 2016 #9

Thank you, SunSeeker. they always try to twist the words to insult and distract from what Cha Mar 2016 #11

I guess he can't speak for himself. Historic NY Mar 2016 #6

Not a proper question of a presidential candidate. The question was out of line. Sander's religion shraby Mar 2016 #8

Americans believe they have a right to know the religion, if any, of a Presidential candidate. SunSeeker Mar 2016 #10

If he's going to put himself out there as a candidate for POTUS.. he doesn't get to give Cha Mar 2016 #12