This is such a joke. people of faith do NOT absent-mindedly say, "My X faith" and just happen in insert the wrong one. It's the equivalent of taking wedding vows and using the wrong name.
transcript:
Obama: "What I was suggesting ... you're absolutely right that John McCain has not talked about my Muslim faith and you're absolutely right that that has not come ..."
Interviewer: "... Christian faith..."
Obama: "...my Christian faith, and... well what I was saying is that he hasn't suggested that I was Muslim."
Why is this so hard to understand. I can talk about anyone's Muslim faith. It doesn't make them Muslim. Obama states the John McCain hasn't talked about his Muslim faith. Why does that make him Muslim?
The original intent of Obama's first sentence in this interview segment is just to make the point that John McCain has not suggested the Obama is a Muslim.
People take the statement "my Muslim faith" out of context and attempt to twist into an declaration of faith. It's ridiculous. It is, on the surface, obvious. Anyone who interprets it otherwise must speak English as a second or third language, and not very well.
It does attract your attention initially, but the entire conversation has to be taken in context. Otherwise, you're just using a convenient phrase, out of context, for the purpose of deception. Sort of like John Boehner does, only he makes it all up.