It turns out that religion and politics do mix especially for Republicans

[rug]

DECEMBER 23, 2016 11:28 AM
BY DAVID LIGHTMAN

Religion and politics often do go together, a new Gallup Poll finds.

The survey, released Friday, showed “religion remains intertwined with political self-identification,” according to a Gallup editor in chief, Frank Newport, in his poll analysis.

The poll found “religiosity continued in 2016 to significantly correlate with partisan identification.”

Fifty-one percent of Republicans said this year that they were highly religious. The finding was based on a combination of their self-reported attendance at religious services and importance of religion in their lives. Another 29 percent of Republicans said they were moderately religious.

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/article122642594.html

http://www.gallup.com/poll/200186/five-key-findings-religion.aspx?g_source=Religion&g_medium=lead&g_campaign=tiles

[democratisphere]

1. Hating Gays, Blacks, Hispanics, Muslims, and pretty much anyone

else that isn't White Caucasian. It might be escaping me, but how is that acting, being and living CHRIST-LIKE?

[Nay]

3. It's a cover for hate, just like the men who so generously adopt orphans and

then sexually and physically abuse them behind closed doors.

[atreides1]

2. I have found in life

That claiming to be something and actually living up to the standards, are usually two different things!


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