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To: freespirited
Anything is possible, but I've done some checking for you and concluded this is unlikely. There has long been a standard U.S. birth certificate form, and although it has undergone changes over the years, from what is shown in the govt report on it, there has never been a religion field.

Hmm. It's been a long time since I've looked at my birth certificate. I was baptised at the hospital by a prominent national figure in the church who was passing through and looked at some sort of information for persons of my mother's denomination.

It is POSSIBLE that he went door to door around the ward asking the mothers their religion, but I think he looked over something else. He wasn't called there by my family, I know that.

170 posted on 06/24/2008 10:50:44 AM PDT by weegee (In 1988 Lenora Fulani was the 1st black woman to appear on presidential ballots in all 50 states)
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To: weegee

I can remember being asked my religion on admission to the hospital and having it on my wristband. Once, when I went in for an unbelievably minor procedure (that these days is done totally on an outpatient basis), someone even came in the room and asked if I had been seen by the rabbi.

You’re right, they know an awful lot about us, but I am not sure it is from the birth cert.


172 posted on 06/24/2008 11:10:15 AM PDT by freespirited (A Democrat is a person who lives in fear that someone, somewhere is proud to be an American.)
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