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Would you vote for an atheist?

Would you be willing to vote for an atheist?

  • Yes

    Votes: 82 82.8%
  • No

    Votes: 17 17.2%

  • Total voters
    99
As long as they do their job right, then there is no problem with it.
 
Yes, of course.

I'm not to fond of peoples religious beliefs, especially my parents who are all catholic.
 
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Yes, of course!

Religion isn't connected with politics at all in the minds of English people. I highly doubt anyone knows the religion of our Prime Minister and Deputy, but I am sure that they wouldn't care. It would only be an issue for English people if they were a Muslim, I think.

Americans would rather a Muslim for President than an atheist. Stupid southern Christian annoying people!

Not trying to get all religious here, but athiest is STUPID. Not believing in god? Who the fuck created you?

Natural forces. I don't want to turn this into a debate so I am not going to go any further than that. Would you vote for an atheist?
 
Even though I very strongly disagree with Atheism, I see no reason not to vote for an Atheist. To be quite honest, in a position of power, I'd prefer an Atheist over some strong Catholic/Mormon/etc
 
Even though I very strongly disagree with Atheism, I see no reason not to vote for an Atheist. To be quite honest, in a position of power, I'd prefer an Atheist over some strong Catholic/Mormon/etc

agree with this, not really a good reason to/or to not vote for someone based on their personal beliefs though IMO.
 
First off, if you are an athiest you have no moral standard. Therefore, rationallity is what you want it to be.
Atheists can have a moral standard, and rationality is entirely separate from morality.

However, our country, whether you like it or not, was founded on biblical principals; therefore, in my opinion, poloticians with biblical beliefs more accurately reflect the ideas presented in the constitution.
No, no it wasn't. The United States is a constitutional republic, founded on the secular principals of the enlightenment.

Not trying to get all religious here, but athiest is STUPID. Not believing in god? Who the fuck created you?
I have parents, as I'm sure you do, too.

Yes, I would (I find it quite interesting that in the U.S., a non-Christian would have a tough time getting elected, despite the fact that some of our earliest Presidents were themselves non-Christians).
 
I would actually probably prefer, even though I am religious, as I think religion might impare the leader's judgement.
 
Of course! I would say most people wouldn't have a problem voting for an atheist but since they are groups of people who wouldn't vote for an atheist it would only make it a disadvantage to be an atheist. Hopefully in the future people won't be so narrow minded towards how they vote.
 
Of course! I would say most people wouldn't have a problem voting for an atheist but since they are groups of people who wouldn't vote for an atheist it would only make it a disadvantage to be an atheist. Hopefully in the future people won't be so narrow minded towards how they vote.
 
Religion creates differences. I would never vote for a man who would publicly state his personal beliefs when taking on the job of ruling this country. Which, unfortunately, means I will never likely vote.

If a man is willing to say he has one belief or another, he's most likely willing to defend those beliefs and cannot play leader to all people.

I'd rather not know his beliefs, and instead know that he accepts everything and everyone and will do the best damn job he can.
 
Having religion does not make you a better person. In a lot of cases this is actually the opposite. So yes, I would.
 
This is probably the most irrational statement I have ever heard. How would someone go about testing how rational people are? First off, if you are an athiest you have no moral standard. Therefore, rationallity is what you want it to be. To conduct this study, someone would have to use a standard of rationality, which was probably biased towards the rationality which would be found in an athiest.




I voted no, although this is basically where I stand. In my opinion, people with religious views more accurately represent my political views. If an athiest also directly represented what I am looking for in a polotician, by all means I'd vote for him. However, our country, whether you like it or not, was founded on biblical principals; therefore, in my opinion, poloticians with biblical beliefs more accurately reflect the ideas presented in the constitution.

If you are wondering, I come from a Christian background, and I believe in the Christian God. Although I do believe in God, there are lots of things that do not make sense to me, and, as a result, I don't really act like a Christian nor do I worship God. Hopefully some day I will be able to, but currently I'm not.

Atheists have more moral standard than all Christians, your "God" specifically states in the bible that he is okay with people selling slaves and committing genocide, it even says how much you can sell the slaves for and how to identify them, so that's a very unintelligent thing to say, because anyone, even a murderer, has higher moral standards than your "God", assuming that you believe that the bible is an accurate representation of your Christian "God"
 
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Yep. As long as he makes rational decisions, why not.
 
Atheists have more moral standard than all Christians, your "God" specifically states in the bible that he is okay with people selling slaves and committing genocide, it even says how much you can sell the slaves for and how to identify them, so that's a very unintelligent thing to say, because anyone, even a murderer, has higher moral standards than your "God", assuming that you believe that the bible is an accurate representation of your Christian "God"

Have you ever actually even read the bible? God was NOT okay with slavery, however he gave man free will. Therefore, it was allowed. This does not mean it was preferred or encouraged. God did instruct the Israelites to treat them properly. The bible also restricted the master's powers over said slave.

God gave man free will, he expects US to make decisions in the way he expects us to act. I suggest you go educate yourself on religions before bashing them.
 
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