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I think the question the OP posed was simply will he be the only President to attend church regularly since Jimmy Carter. I believe that's the case. And speaking of which, he may not have been the best president we've had, but he's probably the best person, in terms of his humanity, to fill that role in my lifetime (meaning Jimmy Carter).
I fully agree with you about Carter being the best person. Trump is clearly the worst.
Unlike most presidents of recent vintage, Biden is a regular church-goer, going to mass most Sundays. The same can't be said of most recent president. Not even Bush #2, in spite of being an evangelical protestant, got to church on a regular basis. I'm not sure, but I think you might have to go back to Jimmy Carter to find a president who attended church services regularly.
Granted, the office of POTUS restricts what one can publicly do. But at least it's his plan to attend some church in DC on a regular basis.
Biden wouldn't know where he was. He might think he died and gone to heaven...... Where little kids could rub his hairy leg.
'After Joe Biden was nominated as a vice presidential candidate in the 2008 presidential election, Bishop Joseph Francis Martino of Biden's hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania, said Biden would be refused communion in that diocese because of his support for abortion.'
Jesus and the Bible have said way more about caring for the poor and sick than they've ever said about abortion, and yet none of you concern yourselves with being "good Catholics" in that regard.
I am not a Catholic....or any religion for that matter. But I do believe killing babies is wrong....very wrong. I believe in personal responsibility for one's actions. Play the game....pay the consequences....don't take it out on the unborn child.
I don't think your statement..."none of you concern yourselves," reflects reality. Many people and organizations, religious or not, provide support to the poor and sick. Hopefully you are among them.
Does it matter if POTUS attends church on a regular basis.
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Originally Posted by Scooby Snacks
So what if he goes to church?
I suppose in a sense it doesn't matter. But I thought it was interesting that the most faithful church-going president in recent history will be a democrat, since we're usually used to hearing that republicans are more religious.
Biden was all up in Jill's panties while she was still married & he lies, cheats & steals.
Did he trip over a ball or slide on a carpet? Dude can't figure it out. Which one is the lie? If you lie about small things....
You might want to cite your sources for the above BS.
And hopefully it isn't from a source that "debunked" Hunter Biden's cozy arrangement with China pre-election...that "Good Catholic Joe" partook in.
shameless excuses for the Biden's is all you can expect from the Dems. When he was younger he was a brash, draft dodging, loud mouth, privileged liar, just like Trump. Now that he appears ancient, all is forgiven. Hypocrisy at it's finest.
Old Joe has been turned away more than once from receiving communion in the Catholic Church. He's the poster boy for Cafeteria Catholics in the modern world.
I suppose in a sense it doesn't matter. But I thought it was interesting that the most faithful church-going president in recent history will be a democrat, since we're usually used to hearing that republicans are more religious.
Your arse sitting in a pew every Sunday really has no bearing on faith, spirituality, morality, goodness or religion.
The Bushes and Obamas both attended church regularly, and still do now that they are out of office.
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