Depends on what you mean by 'debate'. If its just you pretending you speak for Obama on his religious faith, probably not.
This is the point where you get to clarify: are you really this stupid, or are you simply a liar?
RSVP.
I just don't accept your personal opinion about the religious convictions of a man you don't know, have never met, nor even been in the same room with as amounting to much.
Especially when you're contradicted by the man himself.
Why would I ignore Obama on his own beliefs?
"I just don't accept your personal opinion..."
Thank you for clearing that up....it's stupidity rather than dishonesty.
Slightly better.
So...for edification, I'll provide items found in earlier posts that document Obama's antipathy to religion and the religious freedom of American citizens.
1.
Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church & School v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
In the case,
Obama's lawyers made the argument that the federal government could force a Lutheran Church to pick as minister, whomever the government decided.
Get that???
Obama claimed the authority to choose a church's ministers.
Hosanna-Tabor was about a teacher who was fired by a Lutheran school in 2005 after she had to leave the school with narcolepsy for a year. Even the Lutheran schooled titled her a 'Called Teacher'.
The debate wasn't if the government could appoint a minister. But if she was a minister or a teacher. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission held that she was a teacher. As did the 6th Circuit Court of appeals. The school argued that she was a minister.
The SCOTUS agreed wit the school on her job definition. And Obama didn't argue this case. The Equal Employment Opportunity Comission did.
And EEOC brought the suit under George Bush. And made the same argument before Obama was elected as they did after.
Making your assertion that the EEOC's position reflected Obama's personal views on religion to be laughable nonsense. All of which you'd know if you'd ever read the case.
But you don't, Chic. You simply regurgitate other websites, other arguments. You never actually fact check anything. Which is why you fail.
2. Not a month later, Obama demanded that all employers, no matter religious or not, pay for contraception and abortion-inducing pills for their employees!
Actually, Obama offered a specific religious exemption. And didn't include 'abortion inducing pills'. Worse for your claims, the HHS guidelines came out in August of 2011. 2 months BEFORE the Hossana case was even argued.
Obama Administration Approves Mandated Contraception Coverage Daily News NCRegister.com
You have no idea what you're talking about. You're just mechanically repeating whatever you've been told to think. You've never actually researched any of this, fact checked any of your claims.
And your ignorance is apparent. As you keep making foolish mistakes.
Try that line when you've actually researched the topic you're attempting to discuss, Parrot.
Research THEN comment. Doing it the other way around leads to embarrassing blunders like the one's you just made.