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  1. says

    After he sold his channel to ABC-TV for their family channel, he kept an hour time slot. I was chief engineer of the Family Channel, that was not a fun hour.

  2. brianthomas says

    LMAO.

    Yeah Santorum is just bringin’ “a little faith” into the presidential campaign, like every other presidential campaign has done.

    Yeah, sure….that’s all he’s doing.

  3. says

    “The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.”

    Article 6 Paragraph 3, please note the last clause.

  4. MichaelD says

    But just think of all the good it would do the economy! All the jobs that would be created running the internment camps and building the guillotines!

  5. Usernames are stupid says

    I love watching this old Git’s brain try to function.

    ~ they’ve all acknowledged that, uh, our freedoms come from god. And we take god out of our society and we’ve lost our freedoms.

    Last verse, first: assuming it exists as in the bible, can we take god out of our society?

    According to Jerimiah 3:27, unlike a delinquent tenant, god can’t be removed if god wants to stay: “Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for me?”

    Okay, now do our freedoms come from god, like Freedom of the Press, of Assembly, of the right to Face One’s Accuser in a Court of Law? The essence of his argument is if we [a] have god in our society, we [b] have our freedoms.

    1. If a, then b.
    2. If b, then a.
    3. If not a, then not b.
    4. If not b, then not a.

    For his statement to be true (#1), 4 must be true and 2 & 3 must be coincidence if true.

    4. If we don’t have our freedoms, then we do not have god in our society.
    * Not true – some people (e.g., convicted felons, people in other countries) do not have the same freedoms.
    2. If we have our freedoms, then we have god in our society.
    * Not true – We still have our freedoms; even Pat thinks god got evicted from our society by the atheist cabal.
    3. If we don’t have god in our society, then we don’t have our freedoms.
    * Not true – Some people do not believe in god. God is clearly not in parts of our society, yet those parts still enjoy the same freedoms as the rest.
    4. If we don’t ave our freedoms, then god isn’t in our society.
    * Again, Not true – the presence or absence of god has no affect on our freedoms.

  6. Buffy says

    Studies have shown that predominantly secular nations have a higher quality of life (as evidenced by lower crime rates, more equality, more scientific progress, better education, fewer social ills, etc.). But I guess to nitwits like Robertson that’s something to be avoided.

  7. sunsangnim says

    That would imply they could even think we could learn something by looking at other countries. The USA is always #1, and if anyone says otherwise, they are automatically wrong.

    I seem to remember Glenn Beck beaming proudly about the World Health Organization listing the US as #37 in health care. He said he wished we were ranked even lower. If an evil secular international organization criticizes us, we must be doing something right.

  8. says

    Did this guy escape from some political dark-ride?

    Maybe someone could tell him, that in Europe’s, struggles for freedom the churches (all of them) almost everytime were on the other side of the barricades. And they did not change their positions, they just lost some of their power to suppress freedom.

    Oh, by the way, could someone inform me, wich are those predominantly atheist nations in Europe?

  9. grumpyoldfart says

    He’s not even slightly worried about an atheistic dictatorship. He is absolutely convinced that god has everything under control. The only reason he says stuff like that is to frighten the flock – it makes them easier to fleece.

  10. jerthebarbarian says

    I always wished that ABC would schedule something really risque right around that hour. Just to get on Robertson’s nerves.

  11. jerthebarbarian says

    It’s cute that you really think that Pat Robertson believes in God. God has never been more than a way to extract money from marks for Robertson.

    If his life had taken a slightly different turn he’d be running rigged carnival games at State Fairs.

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  13. Kimi says

    There’s no “predominently atheist” nations in the world.

    Even here, highly secular northern Europe where I live, we are predominantly christian. Allthough you dont have to hide your atheism like in the states.

    Neither Britain nor France are predominantly atheist nations but they are very secular.

    Unfortunately creationism and “christianism” are rising in the Europe allso. Everything USA has done France/Britain have done 10 years later. Everything France have done we, Finns have done 10 years later (except nuclear weapons) but thats basicly how memes move around the world.

  14. WingedBeast says

    Underpants Gnome Logic.

    Step 1. Less God in Government.
    Step 2. ??????????????
    Step 3. Loss of all freedoms.

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