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Would You Vote in an Atheist for President?
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<blockquote data-quote="Arcangl86" data-source="post: 76373339" data-attributes="member: 344714"><p>President Trump self-identified as a non-denominational CHristian and has several times been spotted going to an Episcopal Church in Florida.</p><p>Eisenhower wasn't part of any church when he was elected, but he joined the Presbyterian church soon after and had prayer as a central part of his administration, including being the first President to participate in the National Prayer Breakfast.</p><p>Lincoln also didn't seem to be part of any organized religion, but he also mentioned God several times in his private papers and conversations. Every single US President has at least nominally been Christian. For that matter, even though the "nones" are something like 25% of COngress, as of now they make up .2% of Congress. Being religious, and specifically being Christian, is of great political value in this country.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Arcangl86, post: 76373339, member: 344714"] President Trump self-identified as a non-denominational CHristian and has several times been spotted going to an Episcopal Church in Florida. Eisenhower wasn't part of any church when he was elected, but he joined the Presbyterian church soon after and had prayer as a central part of his administration, including being the first President to participate in the National Prayer Breakfast. Lincoln also didn't seem to be part of any organized religion, but he also mentioned God several times in his private papers and conversations. Every single US President has at least nominally been Christian. For that matter, even though the "nones" are something like 25% of COngress, as of now they make up .2% of Congress. Being religious, and specifically being Christian, is of great political value in this country. [/QUOTE]
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