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I agree with you. If he says he is now Christian, then we ought to accept that. Yes, I can be suspicious of his Muslim past, but I think in all honesty that if he says he's a Christian, then he is. I find it much more suspicious that as a Christian, he attends such a liberal church that it's hard to perhaps call IT Christian, at least orthodox Christian. And his liberal socialistic tendencies are more than enough reasons for me not to ever vote for him. I don't have to worry about his past; his present is more than enough cause for concern.

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"I agree with you. If he says he is now Christian, then we ought to accept that."

I don't have to accept it. I don't know this man. All of a sudden he appears on the world stage backed by the most liberal Democrats around and I'm supposed to just take his word that he is now a Christian. I don't think so.

I think it is suspicious that the Muslims are giving him a free pass. One of the worse things you can do in the Muslim religion is to convert to Christianity. If the Muslims are giving this man a pass, then something is up. It's like they are lying in wait for him to become the first Muslim president.

Many women in the States married Muslim men before 911, who claimed not to believe in the Muslim ways. They went for visits to the Muslim countries of their husbands and lost their children to their husband's families. Our state department did not help these women. I don't intend to accept what Obama says and lose America to the Muslims. Just as their were Russian sleeper cells, there are Muslim sleeper cells all over this country. We have Mosques in the States teaching hatred of Christianity and Jews.

If this man is a sincere Christian man fine, but I'm not going to bet the country's future on it. His rise to power with hardly any credentials gives me the feeling someone or some entity is helping him.