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STEPHEN Baldwin was just kidding about the promise he made on Fox News to leave the country if Barack Obama was elected president. “The liberal Democrats who didn’t get that I was joking need to lighten up,” the born-again Christian told Page Six. “Obama is obviously talented and intelligent, and I have great respect for the man. He’s got my full support, and I’m gonna be praying for him and his administration.” Baldwin, who hosts tomorrow’s fund-raiser for 146 Love, a charity that seeks to end Asia’s child-sex trade, still won’t support gay marriage: “If they legalize gay marriage in all 50 states in my lifetime, I’ll get a Billy Ray Cyrus tattoo on my butt to go with the Hannah Montana one.”

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“[He's] such a cultural terrorist,” taunted the born-again kid brother of Alec Baldwin as he challenged the Democratic presidential candidate to a fight. “I think by the time I’m done with him, he’ll be a Republican,” Baldwin crowed as he sat ringside in a Manhattan gym with pal Michael Lohan, who’s training for a charity fight. As for going a few rounds with Sarah Palin, Baldwin scoffed, “Oh, I wouldn’t fight the Barricuda Bear, c’mon. You see her shoot that gun the other day? C’mon!”

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B-LIST brother Stephen Baldwin joked on a recent flight from New York to Washington, D.C., that he and a friend were the inspiration for “Jackass” – and proved he deserves the label by annoying other passengers with tales of his childhood antics. Baldwin and his buddy swapped stories of their days spent latching on to car bumpers in snowy parking lots on Long Island. Baldwin’s friend was overheard shouting, “Johnny Knoxville got rich on ripping our s – - t off, huh?” Our spy said everyone else on board was less enthused: “They should have been holding beers and standing on a street corner the way they were carrying on.”

Maybe we should all pray that Stephen will shut his mouth on his next flight!!!!!!!

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Todays Page Six reports that Stephen Baldwin claims that his born-again Christianity hasn’t hurt his relationship with his brothers (although it has done wonders for his career). “I speak to my brothers all the time. They are very supportive,” Baldwin told Page Six’s Sarah Polonsky yesterday. “It [his faith] doesn’t get in the way of respect for each other. I don’t point fingers, and I believe that helps them.” This guy doesn’t point fingers? This is coming from a guy that is protesting an adult bookstore and taking down license plate numbers of patrons so he can print their names in the full-page advertisements he plans on taking out in the local newspaper. And if that wasn’t creepy enough, Baldwin has a book coming out and a reality show based on his own ministry that will target the youth through skateboarding and BMX events. Isn’t this illegal? Like tobacco companies making flavored cigarettes to attract younger smokers?

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I wonder if the “Lord’s Lounge” comes complete with a stripper pole?

Anyone want to place bets on how long before he and Willie smoke some dope together?!

“On the Hollywood list of people I pray for often, Tom Cruise is probably No. 1,” the youngest of the Baldwin brothers told Radar Online. “I’d love to break bread with him and pray with him, and I’d love for the Holy Spirit of God to reveal the truth to him.”

Baldwin also says that Cruise is a “very different guy” from the person he was when they worked together on “Born on the Fourth of July.”

“That regular Joe quality seems to have been lost,” Says Baldwin. “When you buy enough of your own hype, then it’s not who you are anymore.”

The born-again Baldwin has written a book about spirituality, “The Unusual Suspect: My Calling to the New Hardcore Movement of Faith,” but when asked by Radar Online to name the Ten Commandments after much fumbling came up with only six. He was totally stumped when asked to name the seven deadly sins.

The Usual Suspects star Stephen Baldwin is launching a series of graphic novels to help him spread the word of Christianity to teenagers.

The born-again Christian is the brains behind the Spirit Warrior series of comics, which follows the fortunes of a group of God-loving skateboarders.

He explains, “There’s really not a lot of stuff out there in the media or in products that are available to kids that represent the Christian thing that’s relevant.

“There’s nothing that’s hardcore and fun that can really compete with a lot of stuff that’s similar. If you go to a bookstore to their graphic novel section if you look at the Christian stuff it’s pretty dorky and cheesy stuff.

It’s not as hip and edgy and cool.

“Spirit Warriors is the story of six or seven kids that are out there; they’re gnarly skateboarders that are edgy kids who are living out their faith in Jesus Christ.

Born-again Christian Stephen Baldwin has embarked on a mission to share his religion with the youth of America. In a new book, the actor and member of the Baldwin acting dynasty – who converted to Christianity after the September 11 terrorist attacks – reveals his determination to share his faith.

He says, “God has called me to go and make disciples of the youth of America. That is what I am going to do. And if you try to stop me, I am going to break your face.”

In â??Livin It: What It Is,â? the star also raves of the strength of Jesus Christ and encourages married couples to invite God into their bedrooms. He writes, “I’d always imagined Jesus was the sweet, cuddly, loving dude, and suddenly I find out he makes Conan the Barbarian look like Conan the wimp. He didn’t come with a guitar singing Kum Ba Yah. Jesus brought a sword to the
earth, and he is still swinging it.”

He adds, “I like to ask friends of mine, happy couples who seem to have a pretty good marriage, I will ask them, ‘How’s your sex life?’ They will say something like pretty good or okay or no complaints here. Here’s what I tell them, ‘Imagine taking a healthy sex life and inviting the power of God into that exchange.”