that's like talking about the least religious pope

or the least religious cannibal

Yup. Who cares.

Kennedy was very religious.  Except for Kennedy, I think they all go to church because they are expected to do so.  Reagan rarely went.  As for Bush...hell he needed Jesus.  Too bad that didn't work out better for him.

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Kennedy was very religious.  

Worshiping at Marilyn Monroe's crotch doesn't count as one of the recognized religions.

[quote=1088]Kennedy was very religious.  [quote]

I'm sure Marilyn Monroe would beg to differ with you on that one!!!

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Kennedy was very religious.  Except for Kennedy, I think they all go to church because they are expected to do so.  Reagan rarely went.  As for Bush...hell he needed Jesus.  Too bad that didn't work out better for him.

Carter was a Baptist Minister.  IMO. disregarding their political successes or failures...
Carter was the "best person" of the bunch.

WOW Cis--still a pig after all these years.  FAct is, Kennedy was a Mass-goer just like the others.  Reagan NEVER went to church and his wife was busy having a seance in the White House every other day.  

Actually, John Kennedy nor did most of his sinlings did not regularly attend Mass which is something that bothered Rose Kennedy.  

Reagan did attend services BEFORE he became president but was unable to do so - due to security concerns - once he became president.

And even though Jimmy Carter was a DEACON - not a minister in the Baptist church - you will find a number of people who do not share the view that he was always a "good person".  I know of at least one Baptist minister, who knew the Carters quite well, that could tell a number of stories about the "public side" of the Carters (smiling, religious, non-drinkers, etc.)  and the "behind the scenes side" of the Carters (backstabbing, ruthless, hard liquor drinking, obnoxious).

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WOW Cis--still a pig after all these years.

I couldn't hold a match to those Kennedy pigs.  I would think the Kennedy's would burst into flames walking through the Church doors

"Mass", for most of those people, is little more than a photo op.
You can have a mass anywhere, even in The White House, and a teeming congregation is not required.
Masses have been held in hospital rooms, on battlefields, even on ships.

However that image wouldn't fit into the whole Ozzy, and Harriet fantasy world that too many people believe once existed, and that we should all be living in now.

The United States is not Mayberry, and never has been.

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And when you pray, you must not be like the hypocrites. For they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and at the street corners, that they may be seen by others. Truly, I say to you, they have received their reward.

so I guess a private seance is 'more religious'

I religiously drink whiskey every day....oh boy, hurry build a freakin' temple

Senders--why the Ash Wednesday Matthew quote?  Does not apply here.

Silly wabbits.............Politics IS a religion!!!!!