Religion
In reply to the discussion: Pakistani Christians, fearing backlash, flee community after girl is accused of blasphemy [View all]Leontius
(2,270 posts)has played in America's history than you do.The truth is he has a more broad view of the allowable expression of religion in the public square, not government, than you do. The truth is that he in no way espouses that the US should become a "theocracy" which you admit. The truth is that the expression of these views may sound similar to those who believe that religion should hold the same power and influence on our government as it has held in the past may be reva lent to someone linking him as a theocrat or right wing christian conservative without understanding the different conclusions each would seek to maintain. If you would care to continue this discussion of his statements in the thread you linked to I would be happy to do so with you as our exchanges have for the most part been quite reasonable without the usual childish personal attacks that always come with exchanges of certain regular posters. While we may disagree to varying degrees on points of religion and what should be the norm in society I have found your arguments on the whole to be honest attempts to advocate your point of view without constant evasion to answer and innuendo and smearing and distortion of my point of view, misunderstandings excepted.