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Atheists & Agnostics

AlbertCat

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3. No...

Reply to Lordquinton (Original post)

Tue Apr 14, 2015, 07:10 PM

Apr 2015

Supposedly it has to do with their "worldview" and decision-making process. Not unlike where they are from and how they grew up.

Remember John Roberts told us his personal feeling would not interfere with his interp of the law and the constitution.... liar... and people believed it!

But it cannot be officially questioned as any kind of "test". And of course one should NEVER vote one issue...like a candidate's religion.

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is a canadite's religious belief private? [View all] Lordquinton Apr 2015 OP

We probably won't see a politician in the federal government admit that he or she is an atheist Tobin S. Apr 2015 #1

we had one RussBLib Apr 2015 #2

I miss stark Lordquinton Apr 2015 #4

No... AlbertCat Apr 2015 #3

I think they should absolutely be public RussBLib Apr 2015 #5

Hell yes! (okay, I was answering the question in my head: "Should we know their beliefs?") FiveGoodMen Apr 2015 #6

For someone asking to represent and lead the whole country skepticscott Apr 2015 #7

Nope. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #8

Absolutely not. bvf Apr 2015 #9

A Rather Private Matter that becomes Public NelsonRobison Apr 2015 #10

I want to know if they're Klingons Capt. Obvious Apr 2015 #11

No, and I agree with this guy... onager Apr 2015 #12