Acting Financial Secretary Comrade Marlon just confirmed colony's out islanders, **aren't as fear God church goin'** as before 35 redcoats became House-elected MPs. **Shakehead** 
once for Yeah **remainder Man's, and the Needle,** Twice for Not?

I did not floss my teeth.

Who cares?

The Question should really be is ......... Is Mr Johnson an effective FS????

This is a non story. The real question is this gentleman's competency for this job?

Ask people in the know who really understand economic policy.

He failed to mention that his knowledge about Economics and Finance are as much as his Christian faith.

"Judge not lest ye be Judged" I know i've read that somewhere.............
[1]Judge not, that ye be not judged.
[2] For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.

[5] Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.
King James, Matt 7.1,2,5 will suffice.

No one is judging. The man has an ‘unbeliever’, meaning he was once in the Christian faith and has since rejected it. The Bible warns one to be wary of such people. Be ye not unequally yoked) So no one is judging. As for his position in government, yes he is a Bahamian and yes he has a right to work, even in govern. But no one needs to judge ment. As long as he doesn’t use his position or power to control of influence others or discriminate and control institutions of Christianity . But no one needs to judge. The man has been quite vocal about his nonbeliever status. But remember, too, Paul received his calling when he was on the road to Demascus, ‘to slaughter Christians.’

@The_Oracle
judge: to make up one's mind about; form an opinion or estimate about; evaluate.

We judge everything because it is our nature to do so. The best price on something to whether the weather is good enough to carry out some activity. Anyone who does not judge is insane. Would you marry someone without first judging that persons moral character and attributes?

@The_Oracle... one does not have to judge when a person states their position.

The moral values of a humanist is always based on what they personally think is right or wrong. In these instances, self interest rules. This is important!

By entertaining "news" such as this, the Tribune actively contributes to distracting the Bahamian public from actually important issues.

I agree. I've been asking "Where the VAT money gone?" since before election. All kinda stories have come out since then, and all kinda VAT money has been paid by citizens. Yet, the question has quietly disappeared. It may raise it's head again via some candidates currently not in the majority during the election months - but for now - we just have to keep paying it and be content that "it is in the Consolidated Fund."

Why is there an article on this garbage? Why should we focus on what he believes? If Rupert Roberts said that he is an atheist, are you going to stop buying grocery from Suoer Value?

What we need to focus on here is Mr. Johnson's gross incompetence. That's relevant for our country. Also, people are too focused on some of these religious leaders such as Mr. Ellis. You need to ask, what have they but specifically Mr. Ellis gas done to better this country? Shouting and screaming and carrying on, is good for a show, but how about doing about the work that you are supposed to do. A lot of churches operate in poor communities and don't give a shit about the people in those communities. Pastors complaining about people not being allowed to go to church because of revenue. So, they're prepared to risk your health in the name of the dollar.

Again, this article is just trash. Mr. Johnson belief is not something for public consumption. But, his performance in his chair as Financial Secretary is something we should focus on. He is showing the same gross incompetence that some of the Minnis cabinet is showing.

How refreshing to to hear a truth from a politico. Congratulations Mr. Johnson, you have displayed a rare integrity and ls presumably must l ack the hypocrisy commonly found with the political class.

I have a friend who is an atheist and he is a better Christian than all of you hypocrites put together. I would rather him a friend than any of you

... personal integrity is not based on religious faith or the lack thereof, but in choosing to live the beliefs one has!

Kuddos to Mr. Johnson! It is a breath of fresh air to see a politician being 100% open and honest -- especially with something as personal and sensitive as this topic. That is what true leadership looks like!!

I like your Christ
I do not like your christians
They are so unlike your Christ
Ghandi