Sorry, my error ... I assumed she was atheist based on where I found the quotes.
I read that she strongly believes in freedom of religion, and in separation of church and state.

In a New Yorker interview she said, “I grew up in a believing Catholic home and that has stuck with me,” she told me. “I believe in God, and I probably consider myself Catholic. And I think that in the most basic sense we have to account for our lives once they are done. I don’t have a cartoonist’s picture of Heaven that governs my actions, but I do think you have to make a case for yourself.”
[newyorker.com]

Thanks, I was surprised to find fascinating atheist quotes!

Thanks ... Glad you enjoyed it.

Refreshing to hear how public people think of atheism.

Thanks!

You're very welcome!

Thanks, Marje. It's fun to receive comments.

I agree ... it debases our humanity.

follows the best and worse of human nature with its contradictions.

President of Turkey, Erdoğan, should read it too!
I feel much empathy for Turkey's non-religious people.

Yes..its unfortunate that the secular parliamentary republic which he founded after WW1 has been reversed again, by Erdogan who took back powers from Parliament in 2017 and turned it in to a presidential dictatorship based on Islam and his ideology.

He's so one with nature, the idea of God would be very foreign to him, I imagine.
Probably would worry him too.
I don't think he'd want his kids to know about the strange God.

I enjoyed the sarcasm of that one too.

Thanks, Bob!