That depends on the specifics of the denomination. If it’s still Christian Protestant Fundamentalists that are the largest religious block in the US, a lot of them would weed out non-Christians. Some would go further and weed out Catholics, while some go even further and weed out non-Fundamentalist Protestants, while others go even further still and weed out those who are part of the “wrong” Christian Protestant Fundamentalist groups.
And as much as I hate to say this, but as a Canadian looking south, it appears to me that the states which are more likely to be biased against non-Whites, foreign speaking, and the wrong kind of theist, are also the ones which tend to be more religious. Somehow, that middle Eastern Jewish man who as a child hid out in Egypt, is a white skinned brown haired kid who grew up to look like a Californian surfer dude. Trump became the second coming of Jesus Christ, (except that that Jesus fella was too woke and too un-American,) sent to carry out God’s prophecies, and Democrats are the evil that must be excised from power. As usual, those who claim to be the most pro-Christian and pro-Constitution prove to be completely ignorant of both.
Last I heard, between the Catholics, the Protestants, and the Jewish, there are three separate versions of the 10 commandments. It’s a shame that “accept that which is different” isn’t in there anywhere.
To quote the meme, the Leopards Eating Faces party is surprised that leopards are eating their faces. It’s funny how much overpriced crap, is being promoted to the people who believe that no one has enough money to get by.
You’re dismissing the idea of Trump being the worst American president in history, because the people who came to that conclusion had a lot of the in-depth knowledge needed to reach that conclusion? I’m guessing that you’re also dismissing the opinion of 40 of Trump’s 44 cabinet members who said that he has no business running the country, since they saw how he ran the country, and therefore weren’t ignorant enough to reach a decision you could agree with?
You could have gotten the answer with an internet search, with as much time and effort as you spent posting that question. In any case, it’s a professional association for political science based in Washington, DC. Their staff is largely university professors of political science, they publish 4 academic journals in that field, as well as 15 additional journals. They often host discussions with policy makers and the media.
That depends on the specifics of the denomination. If it’s still Christian Protestant Fundamentalists that are the largest religious block in the US, a lot of them would weed out non-Christians. Some would go further and weed out Catholics, while some go even further and weed out non-Fundamentalist Protestants, while others go even further still and weed out those who are part of the “wrong” Christian Protestant Fundamentalist groups.
And as much as I hate to say this, but as a Canadian looking south, it appears to me that the states which are more likely to be biased against non-Whites, foreign speaking, and the wrong kind of theist, are also the ones which tend to be more religious. Somehow, that middle Eastern Jewish man who as a child hid out in Egypt, is a white skinned brown haired kid who grew up to look like a Californian surfer dude. Trump became the second coming of Jesus Christ, (except that that Jesus fella was too woke and too un-American,) sent to carry out God’s prophecies, and Democrats are the evil that must be excised from power. As usual, those who claim to be the most pro-Christian and pro-Constitution prove to be completely ignorant of both.