"and you believe they were rebelling against god choosing a leader for them
vs rebelling against having a monarch?"

I believe what?  I don't recall saying anything like this.



"Ok, so now you're admitting that the law against buying beer on Sunday
probably doesn't have any basis in religion because the New Testament
addressed the Sunday thing?"

I'm done with the beer issue.  For whatever reason, you seem to want to
make the argument that places that do not sell beer before 12:00 on Sundays
is not related to the Bible in anyway.  We'll will just have to disagree on
this.


Back to your original quote:


"No, I don't have an issue with a political candidate who's religious.
 It's just when they start framing their public policy in regards to their
religion that's when I tune them out.  The bible is not relevant to the
workings of today society.  Trying to apply lessons from it is usually
fruitless, on top of the notion that you can find support for any position
you want to defend in the bible."


Would you say that the Bible is relevant to the workings of today's society
and/or legislation in regards to abortion rights and gay marriage?


J

-

Ninety percent of politicians give the other ten percent a bad reputation.
- Henry Kissinger

Politicians are people who, when they see light at the end of the tunnel,
go out and buy some more tunnel. - John Quinton


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