the south is amazing.
the south is amazing.
Bible literalists are dumb s.![]()
It is.
I couldn't give two s about religion. Nobody bothers me down here.
I read this and a lot of the comments following.
As far as it goes, this is not surprising, and surely no one imagines that it is limited to Alabama politicians. Texans would likely get a similar reaction, although one would hope that they would have the political savvy to deflect whatever question prompted the original 'heresy'.
Religious fundamentalism is strong in this country today, and feeds the religious-right's political agenda, which includes getting the federal government to support religious (read fundamentalist Christian) education and practice in public schools, as well as the 'voucher' program to send tax dollars to 'public school alternatives' that are actually religious schools. And our Supreme Court has apparently indicated that vouchers to such schools are not uncons utional. I wonder what will happen when somone wants vouchers to send their kids to a Islamic fundamentalist school.
these so-called religious candidates are doing what all politicians do during election season: lie to the voters. not one of them will follow-through on any implied or explicit promise to bring back school prayer, or ban science, or stop paganism, or convert the jews and gays, or kill the muslims.
they know ma and pa birdbrain will vote for them always because they're "men of faith." they won't deliver and they know they can always point to the godless left as the reason.
This is the conservative base!
what does this have to do with taking the bible literally?
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