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Who was the only United States president who was not a member of a Protestant sect?
Who was the only United States president who was not a member of a Protestant sect?
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The correct option is C John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy, the first
non-Protestant president, came to Texas as a candidate for president in 1960 to
reassure voters of his loyalty. Many Americans were concerned that a Catholic
president would have more allegiance to the pope than to the United States.
Kennedy addressed the issue of his Roman Catholicism to a group of Protestant
ministers, the Greater Houston Ministerial Association.
John F. Kennedy, the first non-Protestant president, came to Texas as a candidate for president in 1960 to reassure voters of his loyalty. Many Americans were concerned that a Catholic president would have more allegiance to the pope than to the United States. Kennedy addressed the issue of his Roman Catholicism to a group of Protestant ministers, the Greater Houston Ministerial Association.
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