Howard - going to hell in a handcart
One has to chuckle at the results of a recent The Australia Institute survey.
In a field of six prominent politicians, put before 928 respondents aged between 18-64 years, Prime Minister John Howard was ranked as the least likely to go to heaven.
With 47 per cent saying he deserves to go to heaven and 53 per cent saying he does not.
Respondents appear to have been markedly divided along party lines when it came to John Winston Howard's worthiness for heaven.
[Hamilton,C & Fear,J,(July 2007),"Do politicians deserve to go to heaven?:Public attitudes to prominent Australians",Research Paper No.47,The Australia Institute]
In a field of six prominent politicians, put before 928 respondents aged between 18-64 years, Prime Minister John Howard was ranked as the least likely to go to heaven.
With 47 per cent saying he deserves to go to heaven and 53 per cent saying he does not.
Respondents appear to have been markedly divided along party lines when it came to John Winston Howard's worthiness for heaven.
[Hamilton,C & Fear,J,(July 2007),"Do politicians deserve to go to heaven?:Public attitudes to prominent Australians",Research Paper No.47,The Australia Institute]
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