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:::Regarding the IHS thing, and the whole bit about two missed funerals, all that really proves is that Obama, for all his talk, is definitely no Christian (certainly not a conservative Christian). It could mean he's an atheist or a muslim as it could go either way, so it's not definitive proof. We could note the bit about him wearing a muslim ring during his College years, though. [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 08:37, 1 June 2017 (EDT)
:::Regarding the IHS thing, and the whole bit about two missed funerals, all that really proves is that Obama, for all his talk, is definitely no Christian (certainly not a conservative Christian). It could mean he's an atheist or a muslim as it could go either way, so it's not definitive proof. We could note the bit about him wearing a muslim ring during his College years, though. [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 08:37, 1 June 2017 (EDT)
::::Dear Pokeria1, you are assuming that these three things are a result of Obama's religious beliefs, rather than security concern dictated by the Secret Service or other non-religious factors. The fact that Obama has attended church many times and attended at least three funerals held in churches while President, really negates the argument. "Neither Pokeria1 nor JDano attended the Christian funeral of Nancy Reagan, therefore Pokeria1 and JDano must be Muslim," is a silly line of argument. Finally, there has never been a claim that Obama is a "conservative Christian". Most of his religious introduction to the faith was in the [[United Church of Christ]] which is more Congregationalist. He joined an "middle class" congregation which was less expressive and celebratory than some of the African-American denominations. As president, he then decided to join the Evergreen Chapel, where most of the regular attendees are enlisted naval seamen stationed at Camp David and the pastor is a Navy chaplain. The whole operation is the chaplain and a part-time music coordinator who plays the organ/piano for both the 10 a.m. Protestant service and the 8 a.m. Catholic mass held in the same building. I don't judge people by how they worship, and Conservapedia should not get into the business of arguing that some Christians are "more Christian" than others. Thanks, [[User:JDano|JDano]] ([[User talk:JDano|talk]]) 08:50, 1 June 2017 (EDT)
::::Dear Pokeria1, you are assuming that these three things are a result of Obama's religious beliefs, rather than security concern dictated by the Secret Service or other non-religious factors. The fact that Obama has attended church many times and attended at least three funerals held in churches while President, really negates the argument. "Neither Pokeria1 nor JDano attended the Christian funeral of Nancy Reagan, therefore Pokeria1 and JDano must be Muslim," is a silly line of argument. Finally, there has never been a claim that Obama is a "conservative Christian". Most of his religious introduction to the faith was in the [[United Church of Christ]] which is more Congregationalist. He joined an "middle class" congregation which was less expressive and celebratory than some of the African-American denominations. As president, he then decided to join the Evergreen Chapel, where most of the regular attendees are enlisted naval seamen stationed at Camp David and the pastor is a Navy chaplain. The whole operation is the chaplain and a part-time music coordinator who plays the organ/piano for both the 10 a.m. Protestant service and the 8 a.m. Catholic mass held in the same building. I don't judge people by how they worship, and Conservapedia should not get into the business of arguing that some Christians are "more Christian" than others. Thanks, [[User:JDano|JDano]] ([[User talk:JDano|talk]]) 08:50, 1 June 2017 (EDT)
:::::First of all, I wasn't even invited to Nancy Reagan or Scalia's funeral in the first place, I don't live in the same state as the funeral that was being held for each of them, not to mention I'm not sure I can even afford the trips in any case (I live in Georgia), and I'm a complete stranger to them, so I have no right to be at the funeral in any case, and I'm pretty sure you never received an invite to the funeral either (don't know if you even live in the state the funerals were being held at, so I can't comment on that bit, and I also can't presume you actually knew them personally.). This is completely different from Barack Obama, who most certainly was invited during that time, and actually could afford to go there if he so desired, not to mention in the case of Scalia personally worked with him, which actually DOES speak volumes about Obama's views on things. And either way, trying to hide the IHS initials for Jesus Christ is something a Christian would NEVER do. Did any of the other presidents do that at Georgetown or any other religious universities? And bear in mind, Georgetown right now is closer in political leaning to Obama, so there's nothing he did there that was politically motivated as the reason, and as far as the Secret Service, why on earth would they be concerned about the IHS logo being placed nearby. It's not like that would make Obama a target, and besides which, if he truly was afraid of being made a target, he wouldn't have even held the ceremony in the first place. [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 10:18, 1 June 2017 (EDT)
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