Religion in the U.S. primaries

By Ezra Levant on January 7, 2008 8:26 PM | | |

Anyone who gets their news from television "knows" who the religious nut running for president is: Mike Huckabee, the former pastor. Mormon Mitt Romney comes in a close second.

But it was neither of those men who said:

"We're going to keep on praising together. I am confident that we can create a Kingdom right here on Earth."

It was Barack Obama.

I'm not concerned about Obama visiting churches and talking about building Christ's Kingdom -- though it's interesting that the ACLU and their friends in the media are mum on the subject.

What's more interesting to me -- and equally underreported in the MSM -- are stories like these, about Obama's Muslim youth.

I doubt Barack Hussein Obama is Muslim today. But if we can be treated to an in-depth, critical analysis of Romney's Mormonism and Huckabee's Baptist faith -- how many cover stories in Time and Newsweek so far? -- let's learn a little bit more about Obama's faith, too.

 

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