If the muslim in question is a Freemason, he's good to go!
Re: What is wrong with having a Muslim as president?
If the muslim in question is a Freemason, he's good to go!
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Re: What is wrong with having a Muslim as president?
Let's forget about muslims for a moment here. What if the guy is a Scientologist? Or a Satanist.Originally Posted by drone
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Re: What is wrong with having a Muslim as president?
Let's forget about muslims for a moment here. What if the guy is a Scientologist? Or a Satanist.
The satanist.. fine aslong as he doesn't sacrifice young virgins or anything creepy, the scientologist would have a hell of a job convincing me his religion wouldn't affect his work (though if he did, sure)
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Re : Re: What is wrong with having a Muslim as president?
Aye, that is the important point for me as well. Surely, a scientologist president would be unthinkable? Never mind a cult that ritually sacrifices children.
Which means that there is a hierarchy of religions thought fit to supply a president from their ranks. Religious views do matter. Especially in the US, where there is little separation of church and state. The best you can hope for in America, is that your cult of choice will be accepted as mainstream, and hence embraced under the gentle protective wings of 'freedom of religion'. This deceptive tool that neither guarantees freedom of religion nor of unreligion - but that serves to protect and to maintain the status of the larger cults at the expense of the smaller and the nonbelievers.
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