[TheRealVille]

Do you draw a line between beliefs and morals?

For example if a person said they were pro-life but gave no reason, would they get your vote before a person said they were pro-life because of their religion?

I am just wondering if it is religious morals that you are opposed to in government or just a person that says they have a religious affiliation?

If there was a candidate that you really endorsed and lined-up with but they stated one day before the election that they were Buddhist and every decision they made was based on their religion, would you still support them? You would have before they made that statement, would you afterwards?

I know that is unlikely because I doubt that anyone that is not either an atheist/agnostic/apathetic or a Christian gets elected in the next 50 years (I wont say never) but you get the picture behind the question.

Like I said, I won't vote for any candidate that wants to impose their beliefs on the government. I'm a very upstanding, moral person, without any god beliefs. Would the Christians call for my head in a political race, if they knew I was atheist or agnostic, even though I lined up with them morally? I think, yes.