Those are fair points to bring up because they will be brought up. If Obama claims to practice Christianity he will be on the radials Islam\u00a0hit list. If he embraces Islam he will sell out on Israel and could not take decisive action in the war on\u00a0Islamic extremism anywhere in the world.<\/p>\n
In Actuality I think\u00a0Obama is either an atheist or believes in Universalism. He himself says that he is Universalistic, meaning that he\u00a0would think that\u00a0all paths ultimately\u00a0led to God. However, I\u00a0believe by his moral positions that\u00a0he is totally secular\u00a0and only uses religion for his own end. No matter what he is, his Muslim background is going to make it very difficult to have a well defined foreign policy. I can see him flip flopping all over the globe making speeches that appease one group\u00a0while ostracizing another. Just like he did when he\u00a0spoke in Rick Warren’s church about world social issues\u00a0after being one of the most\u00a0abortion friendly\u00a0leaders in the nation.<\/p>\n
If Obama is elected we will have socialism at home and\u00a0a foreign policy that will\u00a0turn out to be a complete disaster.<\/p>\n
If he left Islam, Obama must have very definite thoughts about it. He has to, <\/em>he practiced Islam. That is not benign; it’s big. And even if, as inferred by big media, it was not big to him, then he can still appreciate how important it is knowing what he knows about Islam and apostasy.
\nObama would have had to make a decision to reject Islam. When did he make that decision? How? Why the silence? Why the reluctance to talk about it?
\nApostasy is punishable by death in Islam. Have there been calls for Obama’s death? If not, why not? Islam gives no free passes.<\/p>\n