In more recent months, Vanderbilt's administration decided to push secularism to the extreme - launching a virtual vendetta against religious organizations on campus. Officials of the university informed religious groups that had been recognized student organizations that they would have to comply with an absolute non-discrimination policy.

Obamacare proposes to require everyone to buy insurance, or to pay a fine of at least $695 if they are not poor, and up to 2.5 percent of incomes of wealthier people.

Twenty-six states challenged the law, arguing that this "mandate" to purchase insurance is unconstitutional. For the first time, Congress was attempting to regulate inactivity by requiring individuals to buy a product in the private sector just because they are alive.

Land said, while two-thirds of Baptists voted for "born again" candidate Jimmy Carter in 1976, the vote began to turn against Democrats in the 1980s.

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Meanwhile, evidence continues to mount that Catholic voters are turning against the president as the election nears.

Consider these undisputed facts:

1. Martin was unarmed, and simply walking from a 7-11 where he bought Skittles and a can of iced tea. He was talking to his girl friend on the phone, and said a man was following him. She told him, "Run." He replied he would "Walk Fast."