Can President Obama Be Ambiguously Christian Forever?–UPDATED The Obamas Didn’t Want The Nativity Scene?

December 10, 2009 / 2:00 pm • By Dr. Melissa Clouthier

Remember the Ambiguously Gay Duo from Saturday Night Live? Yeah, well, President Obama reminds me of them whenever he makes vague references to “divine” anything like he did in his Nobel Peace Prize speech today.

He’s so ambiguous that 39% of Israelis believe that President Obama is Muslim.

Updated:

President and Michelle Obama didn’t want the Nativity scene? Do you notice how inclusion means being nothing? Become everything to everybody and end up nothing to nobody….the danger of Barack Obama’s stance on, well, everything.

Posted in Christianity • Islam • Spirit

  • LogicalUS

    Obama is not a Christian, he is a secular Marxist who joined a fake church for political and personal advantage.

    The teachings of Black Liberation Theory are the same as that of Kwanzaa. Use the trappings of Christianity to fool gullible fools into worshipping Marxism and secular leftists.

    Obama is a opportunist who joined Jeremiah Wright’s “church” because it gave him street cred in Southside Chicago. He cynically used it in the campaign like all the secular leftist pretend to be religious and then rail against all the tenants of religion.

    All of his actions to date in the WH show his barely concealed disdain for Christianity and its adherants. Like all far left radicals, Obama embraces every other non-Christian religion while degrading Christians and their religion.

  • scott bennett

    Obama isn’t even a closet muslim, I have seen a website that had over 8 minutes of constant, “MY muslim faith’ sound bytes of Obama in it. Mohammed is more a christian that than flounder!

  • Don L

    With Obama’s lifestyle, one has to ask whether he would be willing to really pick up his cross, or does he just expect all of us to pick ours up for his benefit?

    Personally his faux haloes are getting much too rusty, though I admit he does do a lot of bowing down.

  • fuster

    If he’s not a Christian, good for him.

    His religious beliefs belong to himself and Christianity belongs to those who wish to embrace it.

    There are other religions at least as good and other philosophical systems also as worthy.