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Originally Posted by Yéil
And why then limit it to what is articulated by a candidate? Why not consider if a candidate is of a particular religious view that it would be a given that they would believe what their church says is a sin? Why would you vote them in if you knew they held the belief that any sinner (to them)would burn in hell? There are dozens of religious doctrine that exist that list off a multitude of sins that would result in the said soul to burn in hell. What is the difference between a candidate that has made their beliefs public over the ones the believe in the the same types of doctrines but remain quiet?
With respect to your question on Trudeau. He was Catholic. I can't say that I've seen any of the legislation passed during his term as PM or an MP that was affected by his religious views. Now his views of French Canada and the Monarchy are whole other matters. Not sure which I would say is more partisan.
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Savage 116 FCSS - 30-06
Ruger 10/22 Carbine - .22
The first two of (hopefully) many firearms to come.
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