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Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity

beemer27

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1. Not a good place to express those feelings.

Reply to rug (Original post)

Sat Sep 24, 2016, 09:14 AM

Sep 2016

We all have a right to believe what we choose about candidates, but when you are speaking as a representative of a religious group, it would be better to leave politics at home. I do not want to see the churches get involved in this election. It is going to be messy enough without the "Separation of Church and State" thing being brought up. I would hope that NO church group would support either one of the two major candidates. Neither represents religious values, and neither would be friendly to organized religion. Just my two cents worth.

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Not a good place to express those feelings. beemer27 Sep 2016 #1