I hate how in the United States, a presidential candidate can have all the answers and all the solutions to every problem, but if they said they didn't believe in God or they weren't a Christian, they would instantly be shunned by most voters. How is this even remotely fair? Isn't the USA supposed to be a land of possibilities? Apparently not.
I'm not going to use this post as a rant against religion... well, not entirely, anyway; that'll come later. All I have to say is that people need to get some freaking perspective. Not everyone is going to believe what you want them to. Just because they don't believe what you do doesn't make them immoral, evil or stupid. No, it's quite the opposite. If you can honestly feel prejudiced like that, you are the one who needs to change your beliefs.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
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- Burdy
- The world could experience the nuclear apocalypse as I sleep, and I wouldn't even wake up to experience it all.
Well burdy, first of all I don't know any politician who has all the answers to everything. Second of all, 73% of people at least claim to be Christian and 95% believe in a God or some universal spirit; an they probably wouldn't vote for that person because of differing views or values. Religion and worldviews don't have a lot to do with it as was evident by Obama's election.
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