ps. i only brought one copy of my paper to class on wednesday, but i do have one written.


Bush's decisions, although he may be a religious person, are not religion based
*different groups in US
*us secular, but not neutral to religions
*Quote from "BUSH ON RELGION..." backing up bush's personal religious views
*percentage of evangelicals
*difference in gov. helps balance out religious domination
*bush has a religious background similar to a large chunk of the country
*bush family
*his wife
*arrest due to intoxication led to religion for bush
*way he chose was mainstream
-answers.com article "George W. Bush"(info): backing up religious info
*has followers who believe his religion which helps
-quote from "Bush on Religion.." from G. Bush about his religion
*opposition to chrisitian expression in government institutions
-Krattenmaker qote: about limits on expression
*although bush's voice comes out as decidedly religious
-Saleeba, religion turning things good and evil
*religion is limited
*state of religion in us, and expected change
*protestant group declining
-Brenner: statistics on religion
*future of christianity and protestant and muslim religions
-Barret, stats on future of religion
*how religion is being seen in goverment now
*used more to garner support
-brenner: on how bush uses his religion for war support
*can't know real reasoning
*large part of the country like the religous backing
*conclusion
*bush's voice can't change the face of government or religion

i still have a lot of work to do rounding out my argument.