Had this debate last night. My answer is yes, but not for another decade or so.
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This country is unfortunately too religious currently. It would have to drop well below 50% religious population before that happens. Last I heard its in the 80% area? So yeah not for a long while.1991 325i - "Scambles" The Daily Driven lightly modded.
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An atheist president would be the perfect separation of church and state. I'd vote for the person on principle.
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Aren't there still places in the US where an atheist cannot even hold an office?
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Here in Canada, I could not tell your the religious affiliation of a single politician. References to God and the queen are purely ceremonial as far as I know.For all things 24v, check out Markert Motorworks!Originally posted by mbonanniComment
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I'm down for a God-less President, the country is fuct up enough it can't really hurt. I just envision the backlash and the long term public remorse and fact that another Atheist would never, ever get elected again.
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Agreed. I'm aware of the PM's affiliation, but that is only because I actively sought that information. He's actually a pretty conservative evangelical, but you likely wouldn't know it by any of his dealings.Comment
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They might all say they're religious but money is their real god.
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