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We just have a difference of opinion then, because I honestly believe Newt has seen the light, and as a Christian I am obligated to forgive fellow Christians of their past transgressions.

Romney on the other hand is first of all not a Christian, and secondly I don’t trust a SINGLE thing he says about anything. He has never once explained why he has supposedly flipped from all his old liberal positions like being pro abortion. What I want to know is.. what EXACTLY, what event in particular made Romney see the light on abortion? Until I hear Romney tell about some sort of come to Jesus moment, I will continue to disregard anything and everything he says as just a desperate attempt to be president from someone who will do or say anything he thinks it will take to achieve that goal, regardless of what his truth beliefs are.

We just have a difference of opinion then, because I honestly believe Newt has seen the light, and as a Christian I am obligated to forgive fellow Christians of their past transgressions.

First of all, I'm not sure how this conversation swerved off into religion. We're talking about his political positions and whether or not they adhere to a reasonable conservative standard.

Judging by his Amnesty proposal, and this conversation with Beck today, I'd say that is questionable.

Secondly, he's been divorced three times. As a Christian I am commanded to forgive someone 7 times seventy, which actually means however many times somebody comes to me asking forgiveness.

That being said, trust does not necessarily come with forgiveness; trust has to be earned.