“I don’t think it’s right for any Christian to question the authenticity of any other Christian’s faith unless they are engaging in open, unrepentant sin or preaching a Gospel other than that revealed by scripture. The apostle Paul asks, “Who are you to judge another’s servant?”. This is one area where EVERY Christian needs to work on the plank in their own eye before criticizing the splinter in another’s.”
Since you replied to meI must assume you are directing your comments in reply to my comments. I don’t question anyone’s faith. The article brought up whether Fred “practiced” his religion. That is observable and measurable. The article gives some observable and measurable evidence that he does, at least to some extent. My comments were to question the extent to which any candidate “practices” their religion. The only one that seems to is Mitt, possibly McCain and Edwards. We see Bush & Carter practicing theirs and, as I noted, some would question the value of that as an indicator of how good a president they would be.
I was replying to original article entirely and not anything you posted. I certainly didn’t mean to imply that you were doing the same thing I was condemning some in the article of doing.