Top 10 Moments In The Race For “Pastor-in-Chief”

The Interfaith Alliance has released a video on the top 10 faith-based moments in the race for President of the United States. The video shows the “top ten” worst uses of religion in the primaries, and just goes to prove that America is not going to vote in a non-Christian any time soon…

Hopefully with the growing number of “out of the closet” atheists in America, there will be a change, but I doubt it will happen within the next 20 years. We’ll just have to see how things go.

The new leader of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom, Nick Clegg, is an open atheist and nobody even batted an eyelid. I think many countries could learn a lot from the increasing secularism in the UK.

Thanks to Friendly Atheist for the link.

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Written by Adrian Hayter

February 28th, 2008 at 4:25 am

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Comments to “Top 10 Moments In The Race For “Pastor-in-Chief””

penguinator Says:
February 28th, 2008 at 1:51 pm (GMT)

That’s pretty ridiculous. Are other countries like this? I’m planning to go somewhere without this silliness

ed Says:
February 29th, 2008 at 1:33 pm (GMT)

It ain’t gonna happen. America will continue to become more religious and conservative over the next couple of generations. Why? One reason is: look around you, who are the people that are having large families? It is the religious people and the socially conservatives. The Liberals and Atheists are not reproducing. Of course there are exceptions to this general swipe.

So much for…the urge to get your genes into the next generation.

Adrian Hayter Says:
February 29th, 2008 at 1:42 pm (GMT)

ed,

Exactly where are you getting your evidence from??? There is no reason why “Liberals” have any reason not to reproduce, and reproduction shouldn’t be based on political or religious beliefs. I know a lot of families who are atheist and reproduce, just as I know a load of liberal families who do the same.

Trying to relate reproduction and your political beliefs is like saying only Republicans eat cheese. It’s not true and you cannot make such claims if you want to be taken seriously.

I’m a liberal atheist (so I come under your scrutiny twice) and yet I’m very much in support of starting a family with someone. There is nothing about being liberal or atheist that prevents me from doing that, or says that it is somehow wrong…

ed Says:
March 3rd, 2008 at 7:44 pm (GMT)

America Alone by Mark Styne chronicles the modern phenomenon of shrinking population of the liberal/post-Christian societies while displaying that the countries with the largest religious citizens are exploding.
I live in a highly liberal State. When we were having our third child, friends were gasping with the notion that we were going to start a baseball team or something.
Now, I’ll ask a question that you won’t answer:
Can you name any prominent Liberal with a family of more than three children?

I can name some with one or two children, and some religious families with enormous families.
Adrain, you maybe the exception. I was careful with my words. Not all Liberals fit this mold. But, there is certainly a strange coincidence to make one wonder…what is it about the Liberal ideology that impeds children.

ed Says:
March 6th, 2008 at 6:20 pm (GMT)

Answer: Yes, Al Gore…but, then again Mr. Gore claims to be a Christian.

Jacob Says:
March 11th, 2008 at 8:06 pm (GMT)

ed, it is not a symptom of liberal ideology. It is a symptom of having a higher education, and thus being better able to plan your life and having a career to take care of. Incidentially, having a higher education also makes it much more likely that you’re a liberal atheist. Go figure, eh?