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cbayer

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6. Raised Lutheran. Now a Baptist.
Wed Apr 25, 2012, 06:47 PM
Apr 2012

So you predict Paul will run independent.

Works for me.

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Sorry to be beating a dead horse, but again by November everyone wil know all about Mormonism. dimbear Apr 2012 #1
How do you think they will change? Do you think the evangelicals are going to abandon cbayer Apr 2012 #2
I think they will stay home. Goblinmonger Apr 2012 #3
We can hope. Either stay home or run a third candidate works for me. cbayer Apr 2012 #4
Stay home or vote Libertarian. Ron Paul is a Baptist, IIRC. dimbear Apr 2012 #5
Raised Lutheran. Now a Baptist. cbayer Apr 2012 #6
Think so. Only detract would be embarassment for his son. dimbear Apr 2012 #7
Great polling disasters TrogL Apr 2012 #8
Remember the primaries? Every poll different and few of them right in the long run. cbayer Apr 2012 #11
Encouraging! .. because Romney pulls Bozo moves every day of the week. oilpro2 Apr 2012 #17
Why do they always group all Protestants as a single demographic? longship Apr 2012 #9
That's part of the point of her article. The lumping that Gallup does gives results which cbayer Apr 2012 #10
My point was that it's difficult to break it up, too longship Apr 2012 #12
There's something on the order of 42,000 Christian denominations laconicsax Apr 2012 #13
Even "evangelicals" are a rather diverse group ButterflyBlood Apr 2012 #14
I am not sure I even understand the differentiation between evangelicals and fundamentalists cbayer Apr 2012 #15
There is a significant difference. Thats my opinion Apr 2012 #16
Defining "evangelical" is pretty tricky, but the closest thing to a litmus test is the 5 solas ButterflyBlood Apr 2012 #20
I, for one, would love to see a poll of progressive church/temple-goers. oilpro2 Apr 2012 #18
Good points. I agree that there is often not enough breakdown in these polls cbayer Apr 2012 #19
You left out the link to Sarah Posner's article bananas Apr 2012 #21
Thanks, added it to OP (and note that you were the first to notice that, lol) cbayer Apr 2012 #22
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