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2ndAmForComputers

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11. So, if President Obama were a nonbeliever, it would be less likely for him to reach that position?

Reply to cbayer (Original post)

Fri May 11, 2012, 01:32 PM

May 2012

Last edited Fri May 11, 2012, 04:59 PM - Edit history (1)

Is someone seriously insinuating that?

I give up. It appears I'm no longer arguing about anything here, I'm just pointing at the crazy and saying, "Wow, someone is saying that. WTF?"

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Obama's Same-Sex Marriage Announcement: A Victory for Religion [View all] cbayer May 2012 OP

There definitely is a religious argument longship May 2012 #1

IMO, it's about taking it back. cbayer May 2012 #2

Perfectly said. longship May 2012 #5

More power in numbers. cbayer May 2012 #6

WTF? It's a victory for humanity. trotsky May 2012 #3

An Excellent Question, Sir The Magistrate May 2012 #4

Keep reading in here for your answer. rug May 2012 #8

Hello, sir. There is a whole thread in this group about how religion was cbayer May 2012 #9

You make great points and arguments. cleanhippie May 2012 #7

You mean, just like Romney deserves credit for edcantor May 2012 #10

So, if President Obama were a nonbeliever, it would be less likely for him to reach that position? 2ndAmForComputers May 2012 #11

Yeah, I'm with you. Goblinmonger May 2012 #12

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