[zarf]

Well, you see, Mr. Kerry is more nuanced and thoughtful than Bush in that, according to the NY Times, he carefully considers the possibilities of the non existance of a Godlike creature and the options and ramifications of entertaining the thoughts that perhaps, just perhaps that, because of other cultural considerations God might, just might, be on the side of the ragheads, being that the ragheads, thoughful and unique as they are in their own way...etc..etc..

[ThirstyMan]

Well, you see, Mr. Kerry is more nuanced and thoughtful than Bush in that, according to the NY Times, he carefully considers the possibilities of the non existence of a Godlike creature...

Ha!
Watch The Waffle Man go! The LAST thing a liberal wants to hear is that his candidate has got religion. The left pushes its secular agenda, which conflicts with most religion, which creates a dilemma. How to treat the "spirituality" resident in so many American voters?
This is especially difficult for the liberal who doesn't begin to understand spirituality.
So JK, will you do like Howard Dean did? Dean "knew" that Southerners like to hear a candidate speak about his faith.
You saw Howard Dean set his own tail feathers on fire by inventing something spiritual to talk about. HD became the phony Bible scholar and made a complete *ars* of himself, saying Job was in the New Testament.HD alienated everyone all at once, both liberals and believers in one fell swoop.
No Kerry won't be that stupid. He'd rather say he doesn't know or hasn't decided "yet". Ha! he'll never decide which is the same as saying "No!"