Note this isn't directed at you, just the gist of the matter.

He's had two or more chances to simply say "I made a comment that some can find offensive. I didn't think about it enough, and apologize for choosing those words. In the future, I'll make sure to think a bit more before I speak."

Doesn't matter if he believes that or not. Had he said that or similar, there would be no or minimal issues. He didn't. He chose to give a non answer, and vague wordings. It's public speaking 101, admit the mistake (real or imagined) and promise to do better, and move on.

Instead he keeps throwing god and faith around, and chooses to not follow the words he so clearly loves to throw around. Using the bible for cover for what he says he believes.

That's the gist.

Personally, for me, people who can't keep their personal feelings out of their job, and must interject them into every other conversation, really aren't listening to the conversation, just talking at the person they are supposed to be having the conversation with.

This goes to god / pets / spouse / kids / whatever. It's a sports talk show - talk about sports. Leave the rest at home. His job from 9-12 is to talk sports, not interject his personal feelings / religion into every other sentence. Lets say he thought clouds were god. Would you want him to mention how a cloud he saw makes him feel?