Who Said That?

Who Said That?

“I believe there is a universal God. I believe the God that the Muslim prays to is the same God that I pray to. After all, we all came from Abraham. I believe in that universality.”

Please no google searches.  Leave your guess in the comments section below.

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Update on Sunday, October 14, 2007 at 06:36PM by Kim Riddlebarger

He might be our commander in chief, but thank God he's not our theologian in chief!  Christians worship the Triune God who has revealed himself in Christ, not the "universal God" invoked by politicians for political purposes.

Comments

[Todd Pedlar]

Well, it's enough like George Bush's latest that it could be him... but let me throw a provocative guess out there. Robert Schuller.

[zrim]

Actually, I think Dubya did say that. Looks like Karl left to soon?

It is one thing to politically manipulate by declaring Jesus the winner of favorite philospher contests; that's political brilliance. It's another to say this while on the throne in 2007. I can hear the party base howls from here...

Zrim

[Bob Christenson]

Pope Benedict the XVI?

[KRussell]

W

[mattumanu]

I've often wondered about the rules to this game. If, for instance, prior to the question being posted I happened to have already stumbled on the answer while googling something, does that disqualify me from playing?

Either way, the person that said this is mistaken. I sometimes like to make this distinction. Yeah, they are worshipping the same God as I am... only they do so in vain because they deny Christ.

[jMcCarnan]

Barak Obama or maybe Billy Graham.

[Rev. Charles Lehmann]

My first thought is Billy Graham, but I've heard Bush say something similar as well.

[Rana]

George W. Bush said this last week, although I forget what the context was not that it matters much.

I don't get my theology from politicians just as I don't get my political views from theologians.

[chance]

Obama?

[drew@jonah]

I too, thought it was George W. but after re-reading it, it comes across as much too articulate. I'm gonna say Obama.

-d

[Jeff Locke]

Oprah. I think it was Oprah.

[Pat]

Pope John Paul II?

[Russ Ozier]

My guess would be Robert Schuller. I know he has said something like that in the past.

[Mike Felker]

I'm gonna say...Billy Graham.

[guy not looking on goodle]

My guess is Jimmy Carter. This is probably wrong, but I remember him saying something to this effect about the time he won the Nobel Peace Prize.

[Grasshopper]

My guess is Oprah.

<off to Google search it>

["lee n. field"]

Dubya.

[Michelle]

George W. Bush

[Kyle]

GWB

[mholst]

President Bush. Sad but true.