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All the talk and questions about Obama's religion has given rise to many articles and research. I don't know what religion he practices, as long as he does not bring it into the White House or into his decisions for America. Unfortunately, he seems to be doing that and there seems to be much more proof of his Islam faith than of any Christian faith. Including, of course, the fact that he hardly attends any Christian church and is said to be guided privately by "spiritual leaders" who visit the WH. Wonder what religious education he is providing for his children?

And there is still that lingering question about the second swearing in ceremony (due to the supposed "mistake" during the actual Inaguration)that took place privately, no cameras or press allowed. Was the Koran in attendance, instead of the Bible??? Why the secret?

If he is a Muslim, then why is he ashamed of it? If he is not, he is at least very partial to Islamic beliefs and a proponent of advancing them in America. That is not his role.

Yes, we have freedom of religion, but a president should not advance one over another. Imagine if JFK made the same kind of proclamations and support of Catholics over Protestants or excluded those of the Jewish faith when he was our first Catholic president.

Anyway, this is an excellent article which points out the conflicts in Obama's claim to be a Christian, along with other research about his background. I found it very easy to understand and informative.

I don't know what religion he practices, as long as he does not bring it into the White House or into his decisions for America.

Does the outreach to the muslim world by NASA count?

How about his personal envoy to the muslim world, Rashad Hussain?

Or perhaps his outreach to muslims in India (why isn't this interfering in the affairs of a sovereign country)?