Clinton’s Christian faith, once a political weapon, all but absent from campaign

[Moonglow]

there is no religious test for the office of president, so it really doesn't matter...

Historical there has been a religious test. The test is to get enough votes to win the election with a very voting block being Christians (That would unlikely vote for an atheist).

I am sure there is, one must play the horse on a merry go round to get someone to become interested....Yet we see the unconstitutionality of certain sects in society...

 

[JoeMoma]

there is no religious test for the office of president, so it really doesn't matter...

Historical there has been a religious test. The test is to get enough votes to win the election with a very voting block being Christians (That would unlikely vote for an atheist).

I am sure there is, one must play the horse on a merry go round to get someone to become interested....Yet we see the unconstitutionality of certain sects in society...

There is nothing constitutional or unconstitutional about how a voter decides his vote.

 

[Moonglow]

there is no religious test for the office of president, so it really doesn't matter...

Historical there has been a religious test. The test is to get enough votes to win the election with a very voting block being Christians (That would unlikely vote for an atheist).

I am sure there is, one must play the horse on a merry go round to get someone to become interested....Yet we see the unconstitutionality of certain sects in society...

There is nothing constitutional or unconstitutional about how a voter decides his vote.

It is when an issue if forced for one to comply or no vote is given..

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Actually Hillary is a part of some super secret Evangelical group.

Hillary's Prayer: Hillary Clinton's Religion and Politics

Through all of her years in Washington, Clinton has been an active participant in conservative Bible study and prayer circles that are part of a secretive Capitol Hill group known as the Fellowship. Her collaborations with right-wingers such as Senator Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) and former Senator Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) grow in part from that connection.

Take it up with Mother Jones. Ironic though that you are in the cult of a cultist but not the same cult as your cultist.

What do I care of Mother Jones?

What cult do you think I am in?

The one you are in. They are all the same in the end really.

Name it. Else be a liar.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

there is no religious test for the office of president, so it really doesn't matter...

Historical there has been a religious test. The test is to get enough votes to win the election with a very voting block being Christians (That would unlikely vote for an atheist).

I am sure there is, one must play the horse on a merry go round to get someone to become interested....Yet we see the unconstitutionality of certain sects in society...

There is nothing constitutional or unconstitutional about how a voter decides his vote.

Indeed. The religious test takes place inside the voting booth.