What is Condeleeza Rice's religion???

[lovuian]

I saw something interesting and wanting to double check...

[valerief]

1. She's a Gimmegimmegimmemoremoneyist

[KyuzoGator]

2. Bushism nt

[tridim]

3. Money and Power

Sorry, can't help you with a real answer.

[Cleita]

4. Church of the Golden Ferragamo.

Just kidding. I read someplace that she belonged to something rather mainstream like Presbyterian. I can't remember for sure though.

[leftofthedial]

5. money and shoes

the church of anti-orthodontia

[lovuian]

6. Saw the list of Bio's for the Republican candidates and

she didn't list her religion???

Fascinating huh!!!

[ingac70]

7. Bu'ushist

:nuke:

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

8. Snake handler?

...just exploring all of the possibilities...

[oasis]

15. "Worm handler" when she's fondling Chimpyboy.

:evilgrin:

[Radio_Guy]

9. Her father was a Presbyterian minister

She was reportedly at a Baptist church when it was blown up by segregationist conservatives. I have no idea what she is now. Probably whatever will help her in 2008.

[Divernan]

23. Doubt that. She said she's never experienced racism.

Perhaps she lies to herself as much as she lies to us.

[bobbieinok]

30. I think she once said she knew 1 of the black girls killed in Birmingham

church bombing in 1963...bombing was ca THREE WEEKS AFTER MLK'S 'I HAVE A DREAM' SPEECH

[GOPFighter]

10. I just hope she's not an atheist

We have enough trouble as it is!

[FatDave]

31. Don't worry.

They'd never let an athiest get that high in their ranks.

[lovuian]

11. The Republicans did a poll of 1200 Missipians Straw poll

Frist won cause its his home state

all of the candidates put their Bios in but she had no religion listed

It is interesting that Matt Romney did very well and listed Mormon...

[democrat_patriot]

12. She worships expensive shoes.

Italian I think.

[EstimatedProphet]

13. Mammon

[valerief]

14. Petroltarian

[lovuian]

16. ROFL!!!

:rofl:

[Ernesto]

17. Sicophantism....

[cliss]

18. Money. And shoes.

Condiment Rice is what we would call an atheist. She certainly doesn't believe in God.

When Mississippi was filling up with water from Katrina, Rice went down after the huge scandal with her shoe-shopping. She found some poor, hapless victims and told them, "Jesus will come if you wait". =meaning, WE certainly aren't going to.

Just imagine, these were her own people. She's from Mississippi. I'm sure there were some relatives who got caught in the mess. What does she care?

[ThomWV]

19. CASH!

[Canuckistanian]

20. Orthodox Ferengi

Her spiritual advisor:

[zbdent]

21. $$$$$$$$

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[GreenArrow]

22. she's a Molochian

She's a devotee of the god Moloch.

[H2O Man]

24. I think she attends

mass with Clayton Bigsbee.

[Fleshdancer]

25. JimmyChooology

:shrug:

[mtnsnake]

26. Same as Bush.She's an Oilothian. Thats why an oil tanker was named for her

which was quietly renamed the Altair Voyager in 2001 to save embarrassment, since the giant ship would be considered a floating symbol of Bush's ties to the oil industry.

[DetroitProle]

27. nothing, in reality...

But she claims to be Presbyterian, apparently.
http://www.nndb.com/people/205/000024133/

[lovuian]

28. Is she an Atheist??? due to her Academia??? Wonder what

Bush thinks of that???

I think we have the most amoral and antigod group in there.......

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

29. Short answer - Condaleeza Rice.

[Emit]

32. Her dad is/was a Presbyterian preacher

Beware, it's the The Moony Times (But I had read this elsewhere, too.):

http://washingtontimes.com/national/20050311-115948-2015r.htm

Miss Rice, a Presbyterian's preacher's daughter who twice in the interview spoke of her "deep religious faith," suggested it's a moot point. "I'm not trying to be elected." Miss Rice said abortion should be "as rare a circumstance as possible," although without excessive government intervention. "We should not have the federal government in a position where it is forcing its views on one side or the other. "So, for instance, I've tended to agree with those who do not favor federal funding for abortion, because I believe that those who hold a strong moral view on the other side should not be forced to fund it."

Describing pro-lifers as "the other side" is one of the ways Miss Rice articulates her position as a "mildly pro-choice" Republican. She explained that she is "in effect kind of libertarian on this issue," adding: "I have been concerned about a government role. "I am a strong proponent of parental notification. I am a strong proponent of a ban on late-term abortion. These are all things that I think unite people and I think that that's where we should be. "We ought to have a culture that says, 'Who wants to have an abortion? Who wants to see a daughter or a friend or a sibling go through something like that?' "

Miss Rice described abortion as an "extremely difficult moral issue" which she approaches as "a deeply religious person." "My faith is a part of everything that I do," she said. "It's not something that I can set outside of anything that I do, because it's so integral to who I am. "And prayer is very important to me and a belief that if you ask for it, you will be guided. Now, that doesn't mean that I think that God will tell me what to do on, you know, the Iran nuclear problem. "That's not how I see it. But I do believe very strongly that if you are a prayerful and faithful person, that that is a help in guiding us, as imperfect beings, to have to deal with extremely difficult and consequential matters."

Since becoming secretary of state earlier this year, she has noticed a public interest about even her taste in fashion. Yesterday, she wore a smartly tailored black suit with large gold buttons on the sleeves. "I like clothes — I always have," she said to laughter, answering a question. "You know, when I was 5 years old, my poor father would go off to work on his sermon on Saturday — he was the Presbyterian minister — so he would go off to work on his sermon. And my mother and I would go shopping. Shopping is fun."

I also remember a comment she made about "when Jesus returns..." or something to that effect that implied she was an end time believer. I'll try to find that, too. I recall it sat well with evangelicals who were upset about her moderate women's choice stance on abortion.