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Politics and Religion

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{Politics.72.16}: Roxanna Guilford {jordan} Tue, 14 Oct 2003 21:48:33 EDT (13 lines)

Ok, Andre. We're on the same wavelength. Sorry I misunderstood.

Yep. I met my atheist friends at church. Seriously. (They're Unitarian
Universalists)

Red -
As for catholics, I tended to associate the Catholics I knew with more
liberal social causes, even with the strong antiabortion stance. But
as Andre noted, they aren't a huge force in the South.

(I always appreciated the consistancy of the Catholic position. They
are  - officially - anti-abortion AND anti-death penalty. Makes more
sense than the Baptist anti-abortion, pro-death penalty. )

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