[RobRoy]

Hit post too soon.

This is one of my favorites:

http://www.exmormon.org/2nephi5.htm

[restornu]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1923179/posts

[esarlls3]

This is one of my favorites: ...

And here is another source for comparison: Copper, Bronze, and Brass [in the Book of Mormon]

As others have stated though, we're looking for a chief executive, not a chief pastor.

For accurate information on LDS doctrine and why Mormons believe they are Christian, here are links to the teachings of two LDS Church leaders from the LDS General Conference on October 6-7, 2007:

The Only True God and Jesus Christ Whom He Hath Sent, by LDS Apostle Jeffrey R. Holland: HTML Text, MP3 Audio, or WMV Video.

The Stone Cut Out of the Mountain, by LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley: HTML Text, MP3 Audio, or WMV Video.

Other formats and languages and other LDS General Conference talks are available here.

There will be many who will share their opinions about LDS doctrine from a non-LDS (or anti-LDS) perspective. If you have questions after reviewing any of this, Mormon.org offers the ability to ask questions by email or anonymous online chat.

BTW, Romney is not at the top of my list, Hunter is. I'm still looking at Romney & Thompson. I have no interest in the rest.

[broncobilly]

This is one of my favorites:

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And this is the kind of crap I wish we could do without.
Not knowing much about the history of steel, I turned to my “Zondervan Encyclopedia of the Bible,” and found that making steel was common in the Middle East as early as !000 B.C. It wasn’t generated by the complicated process you are talking about. It was discovered by accident and thereafter produced the same way, by reheating wrought iron in a charcoal forge. The necessary carbon was absorbed from the charcoal.
Ask the other candidates if they believe Lot’s wife was turned into a pillar of salt, and then come back and we will have the basis for a discussion.