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To: garjog
How can you vote for someone who believes (fill in numerous blanks).

Okay, I'll start.

How can you vote for someone who believes their underwear is more sacred than Fruit of the Looms?

Seriously, if Bishop Mitt Romney did not stop to think about this (intense scrutiny of Mormonism) before he started running for the highest office, then he is a bigger buffoon than I thought.

For years the Mormon religion has presented itself as lily white and pure and the only religion that cares about families, while in truth it points people AWAY from God.

History, beginning with the Bible itself, teaches us that God often uses ungodly things to reveal Himself as the true and living God. If God uses CNN or MSNBC to reveal the false teachings of Mormonism, then so be it.

16 posted on 02/05/2012 12:04:03 AM PST by The Citizen Soldier (America needs Gingrich in 2012 about as much as England needed Churchill in 1940!)
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To: The Citizen Soldier
Some of the former members do look like they are coming out of a cult so I image the media will use them negatively. I sure do dread what is coming.
22 posted on 02/05/2012 12:27:52 AM PST by Christie at the beach
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To: The Citizen Soldier
Harry Reid is a Mormon. The Democrats are ok with his religion. Mitt will work from that. Now to address the bigotry:

How can you vote for someone who believes their underwear is more sacred than Fruit of the Looms? Yeah, the nerve of them to put their vestments on the inside.

The Catholics have a rather ostentatious display of non-Christ-like vestments. Tell me, did Jesus wear such clothing? Was he drinking from chalices of gold? Did he live in palaces like the Vatican? How about the Inquisition?

This forum has gotten ugly; thanks for your contribution. So, after your predictable response.....

41 posted on 02/05/2012 3:48:17 AM PST by Loud Mime (When conceit and anger are part of your religion, it's a political movement, not a religion.)
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