#74: Three famous people talk about God.

Here's something I found on pluggedinonline.com.

QUOTE: "When we say, 'G--------, I'm scared to send my children to church,' that's so [f-word] relevant. And everyone thinks it, but no one's said it. I mean, all you hear about is priests molesting kids, and all this weirdo [f-word] crazy right-wing Bible-thumping [s word]. It's like, I want to believe in Jesus, I do believe in Jesus. I am a [f-word] good person. But I'm scared to send my kid to your [f-word] organized religious crazy [f-word] [bs]." —rocker Kid Rock, mulling faith and religion [ew.com, 10/01/07]

QUOTE: "I'm an atheist. But I absolutely love religions and the rituals. Even though I don't believe in God, we celebrate pretty much every religion in our family with the kids. And they love it. When they say, "Are we Jewish?" or, "Are we Catholic?" I say, "Well, I'm not, but you can choose when you're 18. But isn't this fun that we do seders and the Advent calendar?" —actress Jodie Foster, on how she deals with spiritual issues with her two young sons, Charles and Kit [Entertainment Weekly, 9/7/07; IMDb.com]

QUOTE: "In my opinion, there's no way God looks at things from 14 different angles. I see God as knowing only one truth, and that's it. There's no other opinion about it. And I want to know what that one truth is. Everyone can sit around and have their manly and earthly opinions about things, but I doubt there's much debate going on in heaven. I'm trying to find whatever that singular truth is in any particular topic." —White Stripes singer and guitarist Jack White [Paste, 8/07]