[SZonian]

"What part of "no religious test shall be required for office" don't you understand?"

What part of the Constitution don't you understand?

I have a right to decide for myself who I will vote for and on what basis. The Constitution has no say on how or why I vote.

[BillyBoy]

You're correct, my mistake. The Constitution can't stop you from carrying your bigotry with you in the voting booth and electing "only Christians". Fortunately there hasn't been an major election yet where it's a non-Christian conservative vs. Christian socialist, so you haven't had the opportunity to screw up America. The cute thing is your philosophy wouldn't allow you to vote for Jesus himself, since he was a lifelong Jew.

[BillyBoy]

Here’s an election where thankfully SZonian is not a resident. In VA-07, the non-Christian candidate is conservative Republican Eric Cantor, and the Christian candidate is Rick Waugh, a “progressive” Democrat

http://townhall.com/election-2012/election-2010//state/va/candidate/rick-e-waugh/

http://www.votesmart.org/candidate/biography/5121/eric-cantor

I’d have no qualms about voting for Cantor over Waugh. How about you, SZonian?