Barack Obama is not a Christian. He is a Muslim.

Celebrity atheist Richard Dawkins believes that two of America's presidents share his same religious perspective. "Like many people, I"m sure that [President Barack] Obama is an atheist," Dawkins told Bill Maher on Friday. m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4166589 Why would Richard Dawkins say that he thinks Barack Obama is an Atheist? As for atheism in politics, it is a rare sight. Back in September, HuffPost Politics looked at how the current 113th Congress has zero admitted atheists. A few months after he retired, former Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) admitted his nonbeliever status. Former Rep. Pete Stark (D-Calif.) had been the only avowed atheist, but he left office in 2012. http://m.huffpost.com... What this is an example of is that in the United States claiming to be an Atheist is political career suicide seeing that 83% of the American population claims some form of Christianity as its belief. Moving forward, wouldn't it be more than fair to say that after 9/11 and the unprescedented support within the U.S. for the so called "War on Terror", claiming to be a Muslim would be political career suicide in the U.S.? Here is a video of Barack Obama mocking the Bible and the Sermon on the Mount given by Jesus Christ. If one were truely a Christian in reverence towards Jesus Christ and the Christian God, this youtube video's comments seem borderline blasphemous, especially when included with the haughty arrogance and smirks manifested during the speech. http://youtu.be... Barack Obama has a freudian slip saying,"My Muslim faith". http://youtu.be... A focus on openness and honesty are likely to hurt Obama far more than Romney. Obama remains the mystery candidate with an autobiography full of gaps and even fabrications. For example, to sell his autobiography in 1991, Obama falsely claimed that he "was born in Kenya." He lied about never having been a member and candidate of the 1990s Chicago socialist New Party; and when Stanley Kurtz produced evidence to establish that he was a member, Obama's flacks smeared and dismissed Kurtz. Obama's 1995 autobiography, Dreams from My Father, contains a torrent of inaccuracies and falsehoods about his maternal grandfather, his father, his mother, his parents' wedding, his stepfather's father, his high school friend, his girlfriend, Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, and the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. As historian Victor Davis Hanson puts it, "If a writer will fabricate the details about his own mother's terminal illness and quest for insurance, then he will probably fudge on anything." Into this larger pattern of mendacity about his past life arises the question of Obama's discussion of his faith, perhaps the most singular and outrageous of his lies. Contradictions Asked about the religion of his childhood and youth, Obama offers contradictory answers. He finessed a Mar. 2004 question, "Have you always been a Christian?" by replying: "I was raised more by my mother and my mother was Christian." In Dec. 2007 he confirmed this in stronger words: "My mother was a Christian from Kansas. " I was raised by my mother. So, I've always been a Christian." In Feb. 2009, however, he offered a completely different account: I was not raised in a particularly religious household. I had a father who was born a Muslim but became an atheist, grandparents who were non-practicing Methodists and Baptists, and a mother who was skeptical of organized religion. I didn't become a Christian until " I moved to the South Side of Chicago after college. He further elaborated this answer in Sept. 2010, saying: "I came to my Christian faith later in life." Which is it? Has Obama "always been a Christian" or did he "become a Christian" after college? Self-contradiction on so fundamental a matter of identity, when added to the general questioning about the accuracy of his autobiography, raises questions about veracity; would someone telling the truth say such varied and opposite things about himself? Inconsistency is typical of fabrication: when making things up, it's hard to stick with the same story. Obama appears to be hiding something. Was he the areligious child of irreligious parents? Or was he always a Christian? A Muslim? Or was he, in fact, something of his own creation " a Christian/Muslim? www.danielpipes.org/11952/obama-muslim-childhood