Both candidates lost in the Super Tuesday primaries for many reasons. But maybe voters are instinctively uneasy with someone who won't share his deepest beliefs with the people he hopes to lead. Voters strongly rejected his comments on religion. They want to work for a company or organization that has a mission statement about doing the right thing, not because it is smart or profitable, but because it is ethical and moral. Stop the presses.
Mankind discovers the obvious again.
The founders of our nation knew about moral leadership. That did for government what Martin Luther did for Christianity. To put it in terms the 401k generation can understand, we're all stockholders, not employees. And we all should seek leaders whose mission is ours, not their own, whose character is good, who serve others, not themselves. Faith should not be our only issue, but it is foolish to ignore it.