On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 11:38:14 -0500, Dave Hall wrote:


This country was founded by and became the predominate home to Christian
following people. That's a matter of fact, not a statement of religious
intent. Sort of like saying that this is a English speaking country. The
predominate language is English. You can speak something else, but it's
not our problem if you can't follow the majority.

I don't buy it. You lump all Christians together like they are
homogenous, but that is not the case. While 52% of this country is
Protestant, they are not all the same religion. Roman Catholics are
another 24%, but according to this site, they are clearly not Christian.

http://www.born-again-christian.info/catholics.htm

Personally, I would think Catholics are Christian, but use the site to
show there isn't an easy way to lump religions together.