Religousness of the candidates

In a separate thread, someone suggested that a moderator should ask Trump when he was saved, or whatever it is that he thinks happened to make him such a great Christian. It got me thinking about the religious views of the candidates, based on their specific statements. For example, I have recently seen this statement from Clinton

http://www.theclergyletterproject.or...nResponses.pdf

Quote:

I had the great blessing to be raised by a family and a church that instilled in me a deep faith that was meant to be lived in service to others. As a small child, I learned the Wesleyan credo of our Methodist church: “Do all the good you can, for all the people you can, in all the ways you can, as long as ever you can.” America’s founders had faith in reason and they also had faith in God, and one of our gifts from God is the ability to reason. So science is no threat to faith. The Epistle of James tells us we cannot just be “hearers” of the word, we must be “doers.” Science helps us be doers. Science shows us how to understand more deeply the profound mysteries of our universe and the glory of God’s earth.

I also found this

http://ift.tt/2dd0LQN




I don't remember hearing much about Trump's religion, other than his "eat the cracker and drink the wine" comment and not knowing the correct way to introduce 2 Corinthians. What else is out there for him?

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