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Originally Posted by tyreay  Oddly enough, my very first post here on DTT was about an interview with Bush and the Christian Science Monitor. He actually said God spoke to him on a regular basis about matters of state. If I said anything like that, they'd lock me up. Bush's, and other world leaders' religious beliefs, are part of the reason we are were we are today. -------------------------------- "Bush said: 'God said to me, attack Afghanistan and attack Iraq.' The mentality of Mr. Bush and Mr. Ahmadinejad is the same here - both think God tells them what to do," says Mr. Mohebian, noting that end-of-time beliefs have similar roots in Christian and Muslim theology. Waiting for the rapture in Iran | csmonitor.com | I actually know some who are still bent about Bush's comments about 'witches' he made during his first run at presidency...
Thing is, Bush is a Christian who believes the dogma of his teachings in that regards. It may have been poor taste to have said it publically about his disregard and dislike of a Pagan tradition...But it was his opinion. An uninformed one, but an opinion non-the-less.
The only problem I'll have with his opinion is if he tried to remove my rights to personal religious practices...He can hate the fact, vocalize the fact, all he wants that he wishes I didn't have it...But it's IF he actually tries to remove it that (and excuse the pun) all hell will break loose. ROTFLMAOL!!! |