Almost all the religious people I know would not marry someone of another faith (because their religion forbids it).

I'm not religious, and my fiance is, somewhat. He does believe in a God and some of the Church of England's stuff but he isn't practicing, attending or anything. I've never had much issue with him, we rarely ever talk about those things because we both know we have different views. We'll get married in a civil way, not a religious one. He knows it would make me uncomfortable and he has no problem not going to a church (his mother though seemed to insist) so it's just fair on both sides. It's our day after all!

I, for one, would have trouble imagining being with someone very religious, not because I hate them or anything. I think we would have too much of personality/opinion clash... I hate conflicts and arguments. The reason it's working with my fiance is because religion isn't a big part of his life at all.

A unique woman I see, lol.

Interesting.

IF that was the case.... there were likely laws against what they are planning to do.  Many times protesters tend to want to do something illegal and spin it their way.  This is the country where the NAACP has protected the KKK's right to protest.  Clearly something was just up in that case.

You need a strong core backing to be put up for election because you need votes.  Pretty much EVERY politician needs a strong core backing to support them.  Guranteed votes.

Say you've got an atheist Libretarian.   You've got a core libretarian backing... you've also got a baptist libretarian... he has the Libretarian backing AND the Baptist vote locked down.   It'd be dumb not to go with the Baptist person. 

It's not wrong for people to want to vote for people most like themselves.  There isn't nearly enough time for everbody to learn about every candidate.

Additionally it's easy to find bunches of candidates with the EXACT same positions, and with that being the case.  Your going to trust the one most like you... why?  You trust yourself.

I'm Christian but as long as an atheist is respectful I have no problem: like many of you said, religion is something which should be free. But I really hate those atheist who think that crhristians or religious people are inferiore and act like they're gods, or worse insult them.

You are a weak Christian by definition. You believe in Christian beliefs and values, but you're not actively persuing God.

Is that true, or is there more information I need?

I would say he is an Atheist. I was Christened but through no choice of my own. Just because a scrap of paper says I am doesn't over ride my personal/ individual beliefs. Also Atheists can have whatever morals attitudes they want. Just because it overlaps with Christian teaching means very little.

To be a Christian you have to belive in God, the bbible and the teaching of Jesus Christ.

Agnosticism merely asserts that the truth cannot truly be known without an arguement based souly on circumstancial evidence. An agnostic can be religous or not (personally I'm not.) I personal disagree with the religous front, as one cannot define the exitence of god, or his beliefs, without a self referencing statement (i.e. statements quoted from the Bible, Koran, Torah, Kabalah ect.) however I think scientifc method is a better approach as it is self correcting and counts on error in thought to re-evaluate theories and generate a more accurate answer. I think Ahtiests often abuse this method and state theories as definitive facts, which in my opinion, is no different than a relgious person does in a debate. I've seen it countless times on messages boards and think that Atheism is just as much a problem as Christianity and as a result can cloud the ration thoughts of the people arguing and those that join either cause. The plain and simple fact is I refuse to be a part of that mess.

same here I believe in the Christian God, churches says the bible is the word of God, that may be but it was written by man, translated countless times and controlled by different churches and powerful people. I follow it as a morale guideline and try to learn from the story's in it but I think for myself and I would never force anyone else to see things my way. I also have seen strong evidence for the big bang, I currently have very little doubt about it not being right but I would be blind if I said I was certain especially considering the scientist who have done great research into, say they don't know everything about it. All I want is for people not to knowingly hurt others, and to try and do what they see as right. I question what I know and believe every now and then and I am always open to new ideas. so what am I?