QPORIT

When John F. Kennedy ran for President, no Catholic had ever been elected President; there was concern that a Catholic President would impose the dictates of the Catholic Church on policies in the United States.

He spoke at a meeting of Ministers in Houston on his views of the separation of church and state.

Justice Alito in his recent opinions and in a recorded conversation has expressed sympathy for erasing the separation of church and state, seems to be using church doctrine as a basis for his opinions, and in a recorded conversation, expresses support for “winning” (vs liberals) on behalf of “godliness”.

Here is Kennedy speaking on his views of the separation of church and state (while a Senator in 1960, campaigning for President):

KENNEDY - ADDRESS ON RELIGION

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo5OwuryDfo

KENNEDY – Q & A ON RELIGION

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-fiBqUVakY

Here is an article that includes a privately recorded conversation with Alito by a reporter acting as if she was a supporter: 

(RECORDING): ALITO (WINNING & GODLINESS)  vs THE LEFT -- ROLLING STONE 

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/samuel-alito-supreme-court-justice-recording-tape-battle-1235036470/

Labels: Catholic doctrine, Church & State, Justice Alito, President Kennedy

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