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To: Ilaine who wrote (91175)	12/18/2004 1:40:17 AM
From: TimF	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 793731

Not a majority. Maybe a third of the country, who believe that the supreme law of the land isn't the Constitution, but the Bible, and believe that "every knee shall bend" I'm not even sure it is a third. You might have a third that think the Bible is very important and interpret the Constitution in a way that is more favorable to their religious views. You also have a few (but probably much less than a third) that would like to make major changes in the Constitution for religious reasons. But I don't think you have a third that think the Bible actually is the supreme law of the land. Even literalist can look to statements like " "give to Caesar what is Caesar's". A third of the country might be pretty religious but they are not all a bunch of raving fundamentalists that don't care about the constitution. That might be more like a tenth. Tim