There is also a direct correlation between how religious a person is and how superstitious a person is.

I'm not at all religious, so I don't know the answer.

By this rationale, the Supreme Court is unfit to make impartial legal rulings, as each of the members of the court have personal political, legal and religious beliefs...

I really hope it does.And hopefully I don't offend anyone with this, but I think there are higher powers than President Bush here at work with trying to make the Middle Eastern people more politically and religiously free.

Personally it wouldn't affect me but you have to take into account that everyone is different and not everyone's religious beliefs are the same as yours.

I learn daily.If people think they just get  a license and all this money flows in then they are in for a rude awakening.

Now my opinion (the morality section).Quick note if you are a religious person- bankruptcy originates in the Bible.

Thus, the religious base and Libertarian wing of the party got fed up.The Democrats allowed their party to get hijacked by the Moveon.org and DailyKos crowd and bring that part from Left to Radical Left.

Nobody wants the rude awakening that they may be out of a job soon if there is a switch in management after a sale. 

Hmmm...a nation based on Christianity and family values...you're right, that does bring to mind some very specific past and present political figures, though our current President is not one of them (he's clearly stated that this isn't a Christian nation, but a nation of diverse religious beliefs).