Huckabee and his religious bs

[dragonrider]

George Bush: 'God told me to end the tyranny in Iraq' | Special reports | Guardian Unlimited

Thanks for providing the link, but I'm not sure I would count this as a credible source. It's a Palestinian politician characterizing the words of an American president. Who knows what the motivations might be, and there is no independent way to verify it. I'd say that is hearsay.

I wouldn't be surprised if Bush actually did believe this, or if Huckabee actually did believe the 6-day creation story of the Bible --- I just don't think either one is dumb enough to say so publicly, even if they are fools.

[Barney Trouble]

Thanks for providing the link, but I'm not sure I would count this as a credible source. It's a Palestinian politician characterizing the words of an American president. Who knows what the motivations might be, and there is no independent way to verify it. I'd say that is hearsay.

There are many articles, google it.

also, check this out

George Bush states that atheists are not citizens or patriots

[dragonrider]

George Bush states that atheists are not citizens or patriots

This article is about Bush senior (number 41), not George W Bush (number 43).

[Mississippi Steve]

This article is about Bush senior (number 41), not George W Bush (number 43).

Try this....

Bush = Senior
Shrub = Junior
:thumbsup:

[dragonrider]

Try this....

Bush = Senior
Shrub = Junior
:thumbsup:

Yes, the article is about ex-President Bush Senior, not current President Shrubbery Junior, both of whom are plants, and very questionable landscaping choices.

[Barney Trouble]

yes i know that, like father like son i say

[Humboldt215]

Yesterday the Huckster, running for President, said "what we need to do is to amend the Constitution so it's in God's standards rather than try to change God's standards,"

Huck, the Constitution and 'God's standards' - First Read - msnbc.com

I would like to point out that Sharia law is almost identical to Old Testament law.

[GrinS]

Bill Maher said it best. Go Youtube him on his thoughts.

For any of you that are religious, and were born in the USA. Your religion will most likely be Christian/Catholic/Mormon/and so on. However, IF YOU were born in Iraq, or Pakistan, you would be enveloped in Islam or any of those Middle East religions, and not give 2 shits about religions I stated above. Just think about it.

Also I read a quote on someones signature here at cann.com that hit me like a bag of books. It said something like, We believe in gods(lower case for a reason) but you believe in 1 more than me, and for the reasons you dismiss other gods, is the reason I dismiss yours.
Thats not word for word, hence no quotes.

I find is hard for people to say they believe in god, and they read the bible, and they go to church on Sundays every week, yet their life reflects nothing of it, yet they will argue till the death on the subject. This isn't just a few people, but almost everyone that I know is a religious person.

I was born into a very hardcore Christian family where I was forced to go to church until the age of 18. Every Sunday was a battle between my mother and myself on my not wanting to go to church. However no matter how much I argued, I would be threatened with discipline if I didn't go, and when I didn't go(which was not often) I would be forced to do many many chores as punishment for not attending church.

While that may seem like I was raised in a crazy home, around this area it was very common for those treatments.

That may be the reasons why I despise god, religion. However I would like to think that I use logic to determine my mind and not past events.

To this day, if I'm in a conversation with someone, even a complete stranger, and god or religion pops up, and I start hearing the garbage being spewed, I will turn and walk away. While to religious people that seems unethical, however I never bring up my stances and neither should anyone else.