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Old 07-20-2006, 08:37 PM   #2
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In that case it is not possible for any person who has any religious faith that may influence their decision making in the least to hold public office. That would be unconstitutional (see my previous reference). Someone may try not to allow a religious influence, but anyone who is religious has that as part of their make up, who they are, and how they think.

I, for one, think that any moral judgement in government is the same whether it has a basis in religion or not. Moral judgements are moral judgements.
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