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dimbear Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon May-30-11 06:24 AM
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12. That's an interesting characterization of the influence of religion.
I admit I would be very unlikely to vote for a Mormon, but that's probably because I've lived among them for years and have studied Mormonism quite deeply.

It raises the question we all should ask: are there some religions you wouldn't quite be able to pull the lever for? For instance, Thuggee (worshippers of Kali and famous assassins) or the like? Sufi? Santa Muerte? Voodoo.?

If so would that be.......bigotry?

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