It rarely happens, but I agree with Robespierre.  My thanks for the
correction.  I was not paying attention.  Yes, he is an extreme
conservative truly reactionary Dark Ages Catholic.  What an AH! 
And I don’t mean Air Head.  He certainly knows how to genuflect
with puckered lips.  My mistake earlier and my apologies.  It was
not Protestantism, he would be a terrible emissary for Catholicism. 
Unless Catholicism is no longer considered Christian.  Well according
to freaky Evangelical Franklin Graham, Catholicism has almost been
drummed out of the Christian corps.  Christianity started with Luther
according to him (he’s an idiot too!).  But if there were a God, I know
in my heart (LOL), Santorum would not be blessed.  Having been a
Catholic until my teens, having studied the Church catechism, had
Holy Communion and had Confirmation by the regional Bishop,
belonging to a young Catholic society, I know as far as knowing can
go that he does not live the Christian principles.  His values are not
the values of Christ.  His religious vision is impaired by the ugly
hypocritical politics he has chosen over his God.  His mouth will get
him a table with the Satan’s he invokes so often. 

NPR has totally won my favor, they did not put one Santorum headline
or story on the front page of todays online issue!

There are many religious sects in this country that have always seen anything modern as
the work of the Devil. Unfortunately, they will not leave everyone else alone, but keep
trying to impose their own antideliuvian views everywhere they go.

Religion never ceases to be a problem, either here or else where. Though sometimes it
does good works it seems to have unending ability to make people mad. In this sems it
is very much like the thirst for power, an infintie source of madness.

Robespierre 115, The fact people like Santorum, Gingrich, William F. Buckley and the like can find a comfortable home in Catholicism is pretty much all we need to determine that Roman Catholicism is a dead issue as far as Christianity is concerned. God bless this man, but in a sane world I think the authorities would be seriously thinking of having him committed.

@Shenonymous, although to be clear: He’s a reactionary CATHOLIC.

Santorum is a terrible envoy for Protestantism. He is unChristian so
much that it hurts to listen to his sub-animal bigotry because of its
injustice and immorality.  It smacks of religious quackery.  The neo-
Elmer Gantry of politics.  Gingrich also sounded like a religious snake
oil salesman, a sophist of religion, these many weeks of acrimony. 
The intensity of caustic Republican articulation, bitter and virulent is
nothing ennobled civilized people would act voluntarily. With Santorum
it sounds like centuries of enlightenment have been lost. It is a form of
barbarism, or primitiveness.  It is the anti-democratic contour of the
Republican conservative mind and a hostility to an intellectual
engagement with the world.  Knowing people question the dogma
they are spoon fed. The raw nerves he is hitting of the vulgar
Republican riffraff only goes to show how ignorant are the
uneducated or contaminated education that is small-minded due
to homespun philistinism.  He is a dangerous mouth to infect the
general population with an intoleration of the most prepossessed
fanatic.  He is monomaniacal.  Who has just the kind of insanity that
would put this country on the road to perdition.  I think he is doing
more damage to Protestant Christianity than has been done in many
a year.  He and people like Franklin Graham will wreck the religion and
retard its attraction for new membership.

godologists cannot live without devilogy. without
the devil and devilry in their lives ther ‘gods’
disappear in thin air!

I often wonder about the nightmares of the Right—not so much where they come from, but why they seem never to wear out and get discarded.  My guess is that centuries ago, when the story-tellers sat around the dying fire after having eaten a meal of half-raw meat, as the glow of the coals grew dimmer the night grew bigger and darker. Wolves could be plainly heard sniffing at the edges of the camp. Everything seemed haunted, threatening and vast.
Stories told before bedtime were less than reassuring because the winds of danger never ceased from blowing in spite of all efforts toward propitiation. 
  Time came when eyes could no longer remain open and even the night watchman fell asleep. Brains could still not sleep. Remembrance of fears caused even the beams of moonlight to be translated into icy lanes that penetrated the dark ground, pointing the way to an even darker place where a demon even more heartless presided with awesome power as Judge and Jury over the fractious human will.
  Such extremes must still be haunting all those today who believe in spite of total lack of evidence that we are so important compared to the heartless stars that the whims and judgments of beings invented by prehistoric fiction still rule over us, and throughout countless ages have refused to remove their masks lest the truth would take away their power. 
  Yet even more troublesome is the knowledge that the power structures everywhere today still try to maintain the same secrecy and invisibility, and tremble like grass in the wind when Reason attempts to remove the masks. FREE BRADLEY MANNING AND JULIAN ASSANGE.