John McCain: What Religion Should The President Be?

The Republican presidential candidate told Beliefnet he's uncomfortable with a Muslim president but feels Mitt Romney's Mormonism is a non-issue. See more video of McCain's fascinating interview with Beliefnet at http://www.beliefnet.com/story/220/story_22001_1.html

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[CadenRolland]

I believe today that my conduct is in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator.

Adolf Hitler

As a Christian I have no duty to allow myself to be cheated, but I have the duty to be a fighter for truth and justice.

Adolf Hitler

How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think.

Adolf Hitler

[Kiasyd117]

historiacal ignorance personified.

this country was founded on diestic pricipals only, and specifically stated by thomas jefferson as to NOT being a judeo-christian nation.

[samuriguy909]

if i were old enough to vote in 2008, i would have voted for this tool. But up to just a few weeks ago, i started to FUCKING DESPISE this short armed cretin.

[samuriguy909]

@buddhablazin lol that was hilarious

[samuriguy909]

1:32 Well I admire islam *ehhhhh -_-* that was a lot of hesitation

[cmfernandez9283]

@MASTER105175 Have you read the Book of Mormon? This book says the native Americans are descended from lost tribes of Israel who for their sins against God were cursed with dark skin. It also states that Jesus Christ visited these people in prehistoric America. Among the most bizarre beliefs expressed by their prophets is the belief that God had sex with Mary to impregnate her. Those are the kinds of things a president should believe? But belief that we came from Apes, that's just plain crazy!

[cmfernandez9283]

Forgot to put America in Colonial America below.

Our founding fathers were not Christians !

freethought.mbdojo.com/foundin­gfathers.html

[cmfernandez9283]

The territories of Colonial were almost certainly founded on "Christian" principles if you consider genocide of natives (Num. 31:6-18), killing witches (Ex. 22:18), and slavery (1 Peter: 18-21). However our founding fathers saw through the evil of religion - namely Christianity - and created a governing document (The Constitution) which was both implicitly and explicitly anti-religious. The very rejection of the God appointed monarchy was an evident step in the free thought direction.

[MASTER105175]

July 4, 2011, John McCain in my view is a good man and I wish he could have been our U.S.A. President instead of that very WRONG man Barack H. Obama. People did not listen to their Conscience. And I truly believe that this time in 2012 The Right man for the President's office is Mitt Romney.... This Nation is a Judeo=Christian Nation. And their is nothing wrong with The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints.

[bassawash1]

A respectable portion of our founding fathers believed in the Plurality of Worlds, separation of faith and ethic, and were opposed to the involvement of European worldviews in American policy because European sholars and professors were more likely to ascribe to Judeo-Christian conviction than secular logic. This wasn't to say that the faithful were biased or unfavorable as upstanding citizens or politicians; rather it was to accept that America would someday not adhere to Christian ideology.

[BillofRightsBrutus]

@SCJohnson77 Now go eat some pie or something you candy mouthed cunt ass bitch motherfucker.

[BillofRightsBrutus]

@SCJohnson77 I suppose people like you think the Halliburtons, Blackwaters, and otherwise haven't made enough money and America should be protecting the promised land for Israel and constantly stirring the shit to keep instability in the Middle east as the only that profit are Israel and those associated with the oil game. Maybe you should ponder heaven doesn't exist and living like shit until the maggots eat you ain't as cracked up as the powers that be, livin fat, would have you think it is.