Obama Vs. McCain: Take The Faith Quiz

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beliefnet.com   |   November 3, 2008 12:06 PM


From the flap over Rev. Jeremiah Wright--Barack Obama's longtime minister--to the video of Sarah Palin's appearance with an African pastor who was praying to protect her from witchcraft, the candidates' beliefs and faith practices have played a major role in the 2008 presidential race. But there's a lot of bad information--and some false rumors--out there. How much do you really know about the faith of the candidates? Take our quiz and find out.

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From the flap over Rev. Jeremiah Wright--Barack Obama's longtime minister--to the video of Sarah Palin's appearance with an African pastor who was praying to protect her from witchcraft, the candidate...
From the flap over Rev. Jeremiah Wright--Barack Obama's longtime minister--to the video of Sarah Palin's appearance with an African pastor who was praying to protect her from witchcraft, the candidate...
 
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I was sitting in church wondering how many people actually believed. This is something that has plagued me over the years....when I was Catholic, agnostic, now presumably Episcopalian.....Do people TRULY believe? Do they go every Sunday out of habit?

Richard Dawkins opened my eyes to the world of evolutionary biology, the selfish gene, and memetic theory. Was God truly a delusion? Who knows? I thought that for awhile, but now it seems like the empty void just keeps getting "emptier"....

There's got to be middle ground for us who are not sold on the idea of virgin birth, resurrection, etc. I'm not saying I am an atheist or anything, just a 'questioner'. Atheism is fine for those who prescribe to it. So is Islam. So is Hinduism. So is the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. I don't care what faith (or lack there of) anyone holds on to as long as they don't hurt anyone or forcefully convert people.

But anyway, back to my observation. I was literally staring at people today trying to figure out why they were sitting in the pews. I'm sure most were there for the right reasons. Maybe 'right' is not the right word to use. Maybe I'm being confusing, but religion is inherently confusing. Right?

So why are these people coming every week? Why am I? I guess we all have the same motives down deep. We're just trying to figure it all out.

Right? Maybe not?

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    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:35 PM on 11/16/2008

I don't care about religion! Separation of church and state, ya dig?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:56 PM on 11/03/2008
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I care about religion..

only because it seems to be a common affliction.

Otherwise? I have no time for the big daddy in the sky delusion.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:03 PM on 11/03/2008
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