Having watched the GOP debates and finding them really funny, I must admit I am a little confused about this whole God-business. Maybe it's a European thing, but I can honestly say that when we vote for the schmucks in Parliament and the uber-schmuck, that would be the PM, no-one gives a rats behind about their religious views..weeeelll....if a candidate professes to believe in Anton Szandor Lavey and would like necromancy to be part of the elementary school curriculum, then there might be a problem....Now, I am not trying to cause trouble here but could anyone please explain to me this, as I see it, extremely ambiguous part of American society. Every Christmas and Easter I read news about some group being cheesed off because someone has put up a Christmas tree, a nativity scene, said Happy Easter or some such, since such acts are, apparently, perceived as being preachy...and yet, when it comes to the presidential election, the candidates can't utter one phrase without mentioning God, be it the Mormon, Catholic or Protestant one....Why does it matter which incarnation of God a candidate prays too? I am just being curious here, not out to villify religion or any such nonsense.