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Monica02
31st October 2005, 05:26 PM
Happy Reformation Day - see I do not hate you all!

Seriously though - I would like to know if any of you are concerned about the Supreme Court possibly having five Catholics sitting on the Court (four if you do not count pro-abort Kennedy). I honestly would have thought that Bush would have sought out another Evangelical or a Baptist or another woman. I would have been pleased with anyone pro-life, regardless of their faith, but I am happy with the Catholic Alito.

Erinwilcox
31st October 2005, 05:32 PM
I won't say for certain, but I'd rather have a pro-life, conservative Catholic on the Supreme court than a pro-abortion, liberal Christian.

MrJim
31st October 2005, 05:41 PM
:clap: :clap:

Maybe if they could have gotten an old plain mennonite judge...

aReformedPatriot
31st October 2005, 06:46 PM
Happy Reformation Day - see I do not hate you all!

Seriously though - I would like to know if any of you are concerned about the Supreme Court possibly having five Catholics sitting on the Court (four if you do not count pro-abort Kennedy). I honestly would have thought that Bush would have sought out another Evangelical or a Baptist or another woman. I would have been pleased with anyone pro-life, regardless of their faith, but I am happy with the Catholic Alito.

a Catholic Supreme Court Justice cannot promote major dogma's of the faith and make them law. The benifit to having a catholic on the supreme court is that Bush knows the things Conservative evangelicals will agree with, and that a true roman catholic wont back down on issues like abortion and same sex marriage cases, these issues are what matter in the legal realm not so much their theology.

RCCdefender
31st October 2005, 07:16 PM
a Catholic Supreme Court Justice cannot promote major dogma's of the faith and make them law. The benifit to having a catholic on the supreme court is that Bush knows the things Conservative evangelicals will agree with, and that a true roman catholic wont back down on issues like abortion and same sex marriage cases, these issues are what matter in the legal realm not so much their theology.Bush's brother Jeb is Catholic and Bush has mentioned several time about converting to Catholicism.

aReformedPatriot
31st October 2005, 07:41 PM
Bush's brother Jeb is Catholic and Bush has mentioned several time about converting to Catholicism.

I will pray for him.

TwinCrier
31st October 2005, 07:44 PM
I won't say for certain, but I'd rather have a pro-life, conservative Catholic on the Supreme court than a pro-abortion, liberal Christian.Same here.

mesue
31st October 2005, 11:26 PM
I don't care who is on the bench, so long as they do their job; interpret the Constitution. Oh, and not make new laws. :D

Ragamuffins
1st November 2005, 02:21 PM
I could care less who is there. I am too cynical at this point to give to shakes about what politicians and their friends are up to. JFK was a Catholic and he was no moral bastion of strenghth and Clinton is a Baptist and he wasn't either, so I don't think it matters a bit.

As far as Bush coverting, I could care less.

Andyman_1970
1st November 2005, 02:26 PM
I don't care who is on the bench, so long as they do their job; interpret the Constitution. Oh, and not make new laws. :D

Holy cow, yet another thing we agree on...............this is truly a miracle................LOL ;)

Andyman_1970
1st November 2005, 02:28 PM
Why does it matter if he is a Christian or not, let alone an evangelical one - are we in saying this is important to us in some way trying to create a theocracy?

mesue
1st November 2005, 07:23 PM
Holy cow, yet another thing we agree on...............this is truly a miracle................LOL ;)

:D

Diane_Windsor
1st November 2005, 10:59 PM
Bush's brother Jeb is Catholic and Bush has mentioned several time about converting to Catholicism.

Source?

Diane