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And that would prove what, Anne? My mother is Catholic and she believes that, my son is Baptist and he believes that. I'd still trust them both with my life. What people believe is or should be a non-issue. When and if they attempt to order me to believe it, then and only then does it become an issue.
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p.s. I do not trust Catholics or Baptists with my life. That is my point. I do not want to live in a theocratic fascist concoction. There is a good reason why our founders insisted on separation of church and state. They knew that the mixture of the two was deadly. The right wing DOES want to dictate their beliefs upon society, and though I am a person of faith, I find that to be a seriously dangerous thing.
It was hypocritical right off the bat for Mrs. Palin to stand there and thank Hillary Clinton, Geraldine Ferraro, and Janet Reno! These are women that the right wing would burn at the stake since they really do believe in a God who plans to send such ones to eternal torment for not being in the right church, making the right confession, etc... Those are the worst kind of believers and they are they people who want to completely take over our government and bring our country to its knees. That is exactly my opinion. I guess I'm an extremist in my own right.
Anne
p.p.s. I hadn't scoured the web as you had Lo, and had only heard of the rumor on Talk Radio. I don't spend all of my time on-line, though it may appear so. But apparently, the word has been traveling fast around the internet about this suspicious pregnancy. I think the voters do have the right to decide whether or not they think Sarah Palin is a liar:
Sarah Palin Is NOT The Mother - she is the GRANDmother!
[This message has been edited by Anne Bryant-Hamon (edited August 31, 2008).]