Do your religious beliefs affect how you vote in an election?

No. But their political beliefs would. The belief that religion has a place in political policy is a political one, not a religious one.

The belief that the ten commandments uniquely belong in courthouses is political. As is the belief that America is a "Christian nation." And that gays should not have the legal right to marry.

And don't get me started on creationism in public school science classrooms.

Yes, but not because I discriminate based on religious beliefs. I would sooner vote for the less religious candidate than the extremely religious candidate because I know that the less religious one will be far less likely to use their power as president to promote their religion by passing laws that originate from their religious beliefs. They are also more likely to be open minded.

For instance, George Bush was so Christian that he made a comment directed at atheists that said that he did not consider them U. S citizens because it was a Christian country. However, I would sooner vote for the more religious candidate that shared my political opinions than the less religious one that did not.

For example, I would choose the extremely religious Democrat over the less religious Republican because I favor Democrats.

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