Passing judgement on anyone's relegious beliefs is a risky position at best. We are judged by a measureable set of morals, values and ethics, but the search never ends because of our natural curiousity. It is a certainty no-one will find all the answers, but I truly feel there is god in all relegions. When you look at each sect within a faith, it seems to take on countless interpretations. I have a strong belief in God and creation, but stopped going to churches since they are saturated with politics. Especially guilty are the Christian Co-olition and the Evangelical movement. Pastors and preachers are politians and usually shoving republican politics down our throats. John Hagee is the perfect case in point. This man must be the devil in disguise. I doubt he knows any greek, latin or hebrew which is almost a must to speak with half an ounce of intelligence. I would never question anyone for their relegious beliefs and neither will I be questioned of mine. Everyone's relationship with God (if you believe) is extremely "up close and very personal". It should stay that way and by all means be kept out of politics.









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