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In the last Presidential election there were a lot of talk about Obama being a secret Muslim. I don't think he's a Muslim, but I don't think that he's a Christian either. I think he's most likely an atheist or an agnostic, but grew up going to church because he's involved with his community.

What do you think his actual religion is. For definition let's simplify each religion as the following:

Christian: believe that Jesus died for our sins and that if he did not, we would not enter heaven.

Muslim: believe that Mohammad is the last prophet of God.

Atheist: believe that there is no God or that the probability for God's existence is so slim that there is no point in entertaining his existence.

Agnostic: is uncertain whether our not God exists. The degree of his belief in God's existence is irrelevant, but he would not consider himself an atheist.

Well, since atheism & agnosticism aren't religions, i'll vote Christianity.

To know if he's athiest/agnostic I think I'd have to know him personally. It's definitely possible but I have no way of knowing and no info to even make a guess.

Anyone who claims he's a Muslim, just ugh.

I don't care about his religious beliefs, though (same goes for Romney).

He's a muslim:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMUgNg7aD8M

He's most likely an atheist to my opinion, however as a certain level of GOD FEARINGINGNESS apparently is required to be a good statesman in murika he has to hide it.

land o' the free.

He probably has no firm religious beliefs.

Having serious religious beliefs and being President of the United States are mutually exclusive.

Over at PP I 'think' Spider provided a bunch of links that proved he isn't a Muslim and he's NOW 'probably' Agnostic. I mean that fact that he sat in a Christian Church for 20 years pretty much throws the 'he's a Muslim' theory out the window.

But without any person flat out telling us what he/she is it's almost impossible to know for certain where one's beliefs lie. And personally I don't care.

muslim

I heard him say "I agree that Jesus is the Lord", responding to a heckler yelling Jesus is Lord from the crowd. I found this little unscripted exchange with a heckler to be one of his better moments behind a podium. Anyone catch this? I saw it on Stumble.