Prince Not Allowed to Vote } and The American Religion In Your Bill of Rights
Accidentally caught a piece of interview of Prince. He was talking about his father and how stern he was with him and his sisters. But according to him it was kind of good advice that he gave them because it told him good things being that his dad wanted him to “excel” His dad will tell him things like to not get a girl pregnant, which I think there was no danger of that when Prince was younger.
Be as it may, the questioning turned to politics and the president of the United States. An interviewer plays the part of lawyer sometimes. They both have to ask questions trying to get the truth for the audience in case of the lawyer to the judge or jury. The golden rule for lawyers as well as interviewers is that never ask a question that you don’t know the answer already yourself! Or at least the interviewer should be acquainted with his subjects and know what things that pisses him/her off.. It was obvious to me that Prince being black as the president, he was asked how he felt about politics and the president. Actually Mr.Toby had to remind Prince that the President was black because prince ignore that part and went of on on his religion and being a jehovah witness and even though his voice dropped to un-audible I knew that he was saying that his religion does not vote. He said that ‘He had no dog in this fight” be cause he did not vote for anyone.
At the shock of the interviewer, Prince decided to explain that his church goes by prophecies so there is no sense in voting, because it is written already what is going to happen. Oh gosh why be alive then? Im not going to criticize once I write down the information latter on today. I let youu do the judging, laughing and crying .
This crazy things that major denominations believe like the jehovah’s do not beleive on a blood transfusion. They have let their kids die in front of them lacking a blood transfusion. Now with the speed that the government can get warrants about anything, kids are being save not able to make decision themselves about treatment so the court intervenes. Is like Scientology believing in spaceships and the catholics in demons that can be exorcised to get them out.
Just like they use to sell for about 100 years peaces of the cross of Jesus. It most ‘ve been we were told at the Seminary where I studied with smirks on everyone’s faces that the cross most’ve been the size of the Empire State building to be able to last years upon years of people getting pieced from it. and being blessed for money by the priests, The more the money the bigger piece…well I can understand that as fair, if it worked.
So imagine all the miracles that piece of blessed wood or sprinter will yield in return.
As I hear these things I decided to post the major religions in the united states and other nations and give a description of the craziest things they beleive. I have plenty of books in the subject but I decided to use Wikipedia as much as possible, so it is understood Im using a neutral source, besides if you ask a knowledgeable member of these denominations they are not going to deny in what they believe in.
I think is important as religions try to get more and more into every aspect of the people's private and public lives, its equally important that we know who this people are. We give them praise , gold, money, respect and political power witch is the most grieving if we know their history and know what the church did with world when it had it.
Adam Gonzalez, Publisher
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The table below shows the religious affiliations among the ethnicities in the United States, according to the Pew Forum 2007 survey.[90]People of Black ethnicity were most likely to be part of a formal religion, with 85% percent being Christians. Protestant denominations make up the majority of the Christians in the ethnicities. {wikipedia.org}
| Religion | White | Black | Asian | Other/mixed | Latino |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christian | 78% | 85% | 45% | 69% | 84% |
| Protestant | 53% | 78% | 27% | 51% | 23% |
| Catholic | 22% | 5% | 17% | 14% | 58% |
| Mormon | 2% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | 2% | 1% |
| Jehovah's Witness | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | 1% |
| Orthodox | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Other | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Other religions | 5% | 2% | 30% | 9% | 2% |
| Jewish | 2% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Muslim | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | 4% | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Buddhist | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 9% | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Hindu | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 14% | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Other world religions | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 2% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Other faiths | 1% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> | 1% | 5% | <0 .5=".5" td="td"> |
| Unaffiliated (including atheist and agnostic) | 16% | 12% | 23% | 20% | 14% |
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