Why don’t you quit making up things, for instance me saying anything about the Catholic faith, or having “strong opinions” on it?
Catholics are liberal, and they vote accordingly, you say they are average, but they are not average when compared to non Catholic Christians. Catholics vote with the left, the atheists, the non-Christians, the gays, etc., the majority of non-Catholic Christians vote pro-life Christian.
And of course I have a source about Hispanics Catholics who become Protestant Christians becoming more pro-life voting and more conservative.
You seem to want to argue, one way is by continuing to pretend that I am saying things that I’m not, and in the case of Hispanics, wanting to have the option to either deny that they move right, or dismissing it if they do, whichever one that you need, depending on what you find out is the truth about them becoming more pro-life and conservative when they switch denominations.
Please, Ansell. You have a long history of jumping on any thread you see with the word "Catholic" in the title and drawing the same irrelevant conclusions.
Catholics are liberal, and they vote accordingly, you say they are average, but they are not average when compared to non Catholic Christians. Catholics vote with the left, the atheists, the non-Christians, the gays, etc., the majority of non-Catholic Christians vote pro-life Christian.
And what could possibly by your ultimate point here, except perhaps that in your opinion Catholicism is inferior to one or more other Christian religions (though, really, just one, I suspect)? Got it. Why not save everyone the trouble and just say that? Stand up for your opinions man! The truly great thing about anonymous social media is that we get to say whatever we like and not care what others think.
And of course I have a source about Hispanics Catholics who become Protestant Christians becoming more pro-life voting and more conservative.
That sounds like a study that would be incredibly hard to conduct accurately, but since you're not supplying that source, I suppose we'll have to take your word for it.
However, the real point was that it is hardly profound to observe that recent converts to any religion tend to be the most devout.
I confess to reading (and re-reading) your final sentence/paragraph and ultimately not having the slightest idea what your were talking about. So I'm just going to ignore it. Feel free to try to do a better job of making whatever irrelevant point it was that you were trying to make.