....About 186 men and two women have stood for election as president and/or vice-president. About 85 percent of these have been members of a mainline Protestant church. Episcopalians and Presbyterians lead, with about 40 percent of the candidates coming from one of those two denominations. There are about 20 candidates for whom I could not find a religious affiliation. There were only about a dozen that claimed membership in a non-Protestant religion, with most of those being Catholic. Only one Jew (Joe Lieberman) and one Greek Orthodox (Michael Dukakis) have been candidates.
And they will probably set the precedent for losing to the most unpopular president of all time.
Biden is Catholic. What mainline protestant denomination is Obama? I am pretty sure Rev Wright’s black liberation is not mainline protestant? I am wrong?
I don’t care what any candidate’s religion - or skin color are. I care about what they believe and what kind of person they are.
Mormonism is not Christian. It is a heretical, anti-Trinitarian sect, a false, made-up religion.
But that does not mean a Mormon could not do a good job in a secular political office. I will be voting for one for President in November.
Since when is Rev. Wright “mainstream Protestantism?”
The WASPS all signed a mutual suicide pact in about 1925.