Back when the population was suspicious even of Catholics, Kennedy separated his religious beliefs from his duties as president. Now with a "nut case" religion that has strong views on end days and Israel and religious warfare, the question is more relevant than in the days of JFK. If you do not tour religious circles much, this story give you some background on the AOG world.

A detailed look into the beliefs of the church that governor Palin is a member of.

This informative and thoughtful article is a great first step toward understanding Sarah Palin's religious views and the theology that fundamentally shapes her understanding of the vital issues we face at home and abroad. More follow-up articles -- hopefully, with Palin interview quotes included -- are needed in order for voters to be fully informed.

Great story, not to be missed by those wondering what thoughts would be floating around in the head of Sarah Palin, when it is clear she knows virtually nothing about history, diplomacy, international affairs, military strategy, etc. etc. etc. Hello to the End Times! And The Rapture! All the bad people (Jews, Episcopalians, Buddhists, Zoroastrians, etc.) go to hell, and the chosen few are saved. The Rev. John Hagee is one of the better known exponents of this religious program, which in Hagee's view calls for encouraging Israel to expel the remaining Christians from the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. A curious posture for a "Christian" leader, perhaps, but John McCain and Joe Lieberman eagerly embraced this exponent of ethnic ... More »

This opinion piece has minimal journalistic merit. The author is biased against Pentacostal Christians, and provides no balance to the anti-Palin rhetoric. There is no indication that the author even knows that Palin's former church is much more mainstream than Obama's former church, which he only left reluctantly. The author should have read up on the religious denominations before writing the piece.