Should an atheist be allowed to be president?

For the record, I don't really see a good reason to require a presidential candidate to be a natural born citizen. I would not like to see Schwatzenegger as president, but whether he should or should not be president should be due to the policies he supports, not where he was born.

What goes around, comes around.

I have no problem with anyone standing for election to the presidency as long as they can please five-ninths of the Supreme Court.On the other hand, the native American requirement should produce great presidents, I think: we could invite the North Koreans to the casino--the only decent thing to do. Also, alternating Inuit and Aztec presidents would certainly charm those wacky S. American democratic leftists.On the third hand, I feel we should positively require that all Appeals and Supreme Court justices, as well as the Secretary of Defense, be thorough-going atheists: death penalties and casualties would be cast in an entirely different light if those decision-makers believed this world is all we have and all death final, and so were unable to count on God to sort 'em all out.

all presidents and powerful people are occultists, but they fulfil different roles, as christians or muslims etc. They need the world to believe that diversity of religions make conflicts, to establish a one world religion under the rule of the biblical antichrist and prosecute the loyal christians saying they are "closed minded" and have "old patterns of thought" and are "keeping the earth to evolve". This is the kingdom of the beast prophesied in matthew 24 and revelation 13, that the churches dont want you to know.