Why does “Protestant America” have a Supreme Court with a Catholic majority?

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rrcn

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What kind of country will America become when the Constitution is no longer the law of the “Republic”?

Religious makeup of the current court:

John Roberts (Chief Justice) - Catholic,
Clarence Thomas - Catholic,
Samuel Alito - Anglicanism/Catholic,
Brett Kavanaugh - Catholic,
Sonia Sotomayer -Catholic
Amy Coney Barrett - Catholic
Neil Gorsuch - Catholic
Ketamine Brown Jackson - Protestant
Elena Kagan - Judaism
 

Lynx

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Would you prefer an atheist majority?
 

rrcn

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No, Protestant like the last few hundred years.
 

Eli1

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Are you saying that this is a … conspiracy?
 

MsMediator

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Catholics go to Catholic schools and get a better education than most people. The schools are known for standards amd rigor.
 

Mem

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The Catholic tenant that prohibits contraception compelled its population toward the majority. However, the Muslim population is working its way to surpassing that.
 

JaumeJ

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What kind of country will America become when the Constitution is no longer the law of the “Republic”?

Religious makeup of the current court:
John Roberts (Chief Justice) - Catholic,
Clarence Thomas - Catholic,
Samuel Alito - Anglicanism/Catholic,
Brett Kavanaugh - Catholic,
Sonia Sotomayer -Catholic
Amy Coney Barrett - Catholic
Neil Gorsuch - Catholic
Ketamine Brown Jackson - Protestant
Elena Kagan - Judaism
I am not Catholic but I love believing Catholics; now politicians are another story. I love them also but they are in my prayers for conversion to Jesus Yeshua.
 

rrcn

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Are you saying that this is a … conspiracy?
No, this is a statement of fact. Analysis of a “conspiracy” would lead to an application of human imagination which is often prone to bias or error. In the study of Bible prophecy however there is a clear explanation.
 

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The Catholic tenant that prohibits contraception compelled its population toward the majority. However, the Muslim population is working its way to surpassing that.
Catholics in the US are estimated to make up 22% of the population.
 

rrcn

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Catholics go to Catholic schools and get a better education than most people. The schools are known for standards amd rigor.
I don’t know that is applicable to the post. This is a link to recent bar passage rates by Universities. Some are Catholic, most are not.
 

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Catholics in the US are estimated to make up 22% of the population.
That's my point. Atheists should be making MUCH more fuss about this than protestants. Do you know how much protestant churches across the board have lost attendance, and how much atheism has grown?

If the perponderance of catholics on the Supreme Court bothers a protestant, atheists should be rioting in the streets!
 

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No, this is a statement of fact. Analysis of a “conspiracy” would lead to an application of human imagination which is often prone to bias or error. In the study of Bible prophecy however there is a clear explanation.
Yeah but that’s why I’m saying it and that’s why you’re saying it.
Why are these Catholics there when it should be Protestants?
Something fishy here huh?
 

Mem

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I don’t know that is applicable to the post. This is a link to recent bar passage rates by Universities. Some are Catholic, most are not.
What is the percentage of candidates to choose from? And of those doing the nominating and confirming, what percentage of those are catholic? If it goes by majority vote, there only need by 29% approval among non-Catholics.
 

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What kind of country will America become when the Constitution is no longer the law of the “Republic”?

Religious makeup of the current court:
John Roberts (Chief Justice) - Catholic,
Clarence Thomas - Catholic,
Samuel Alito - Anglicanism/Catholic,
Brett Kavanaugh - Catholic,
Sonia Sotomayer -Catholic
Amy Coney Barrett - Catholic
Neil Gorsuch - Catholic
Ketamine Brown Jackson - Protestant
Elena Kagan - Judaism
1. America isn't "Protestant."
2. Why do you think Catholic Supremes would eliminate the Constitution as the "law of the Republic?"
 

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Yeah but that’s why I’m saying it and that’s why you’re saying it.
Why are these Catholics there when it should be Protestants?
Something fishy here huh?
Definitely in the cafeteria on Fridays. :)
 

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What is the percentage of candidates to choose from? And of those doing the nominating and confirming, what percentage of those are catholic? If it goes by majority vote, there only need by 29% approval among non-Catholics.
I'm afraid I don't follow your logic.
 

Mem

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I'm afraid I don't follow your logic.
Just trying to ascertain all factors that have affected into the reality. For instance, hasn't it been commonly and historically preached among protestant pulpits that religion has no part in politics?
 

Eli1

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Definitely in the cafeteria on Fridays. :)
God bless you sir for your sense of humor.
I now see the OP in a whole different light.
 

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Ketamine Brown Jackson - Protestant
do you think we could call her Ketanji Brown Jackson? you know, since that's her name and all?

i'm sure this was unintentional, but ketamine is an anesthetic.
 

Cameron143

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do you think we could call her Ketanji Brown Jackson? you know, since that's her name and all?

i'm sure this was unintentional, but ketamine is an anesthetic.
Her opinions put me to sleep.