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Originally Posted by JN Anderson
Socialite, I agree to some point. As we can see it can be polarizing regardless of your view. Note the emphasis on regardless. Given the actual setting of this event (church) though I see no reason why the Gov. would not express his Christian tendencies. At such an event this is expected IMHO to a nominal degree at the very least. I would certainly not prefer one who hides his beliefs. Do you?  Would you expect a Muslim politician to go to a Mosque and pretend as though he is not a Muslim? Christian beliefs are not directly or inherently incompatible with our American system and should not serve any problem apart from the hype. |
JN, you don't have to hide who you are by avoiding statements like "you aren't my brother." Was there any secret that this many was a Christian? Was it really that hidden before?
There's ways people know we are followers of Christ, and it doesn't always take a public announcement to the masses. Off-line, in cabinet sessions, in car and plane rides, he has plenty of times to talk about his faith to those he intimately is sharing life with.
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