[hlmencken3]

Without reading the entire transcript, Obama did not say he was a Christian here. He might have meant some have questioned his Muslim faith.

[circlecity]

"I don't know about anyone else, but to my mind I'd think that worst personal sin a Muslim could commit, even with the subversive dispensations they are granted for Jihad, would be to DENY their faith."

I don't think so. There is an Islamic doctrine, I believe it is called taquiyya (sp?)that allows Muslilms to lie about anything so long as the objective of the lie is to advance Islamic domination.

[fivecatsandadog]

To make his message more personal, the Times article notes that Obama cited for his audience examples from his own life: “There have been times where my faith has at times been questioned by people who don’t know me, or they’ve said that I adhere to a different religion, as if that were somehow a bad thing.” One should note that, interestingly, Obama did not deny that he adheres “to a different religion” — in other words, not Christianity — he only suggested that, if he were not a Christian, that wouldn’t be a bad thing.

Yes. Obama cleverly omitted naming his "faith", twice. If it "wouldn't be a bad thing", they why not admit it? BECAUSE HE HAS LIED BEFORE ABOUT BEING A CHRISTIAN, and personally revealing his "true" Muslim faith would confirm him to be a LIAR, fraud, and possibly an enemy. Treasonous and impeachable.