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“The question should be “Can an Evangelical Christian vote for a Muslim?” BINGO! Beat me to it. Actually they did vote for a muslim in 08 and now they’re regretting it. Now do they vote for the Christian or the Mohamadean.”

Mormonism is NOT Christian, and it is because of that false assertion by Romney supporters that I have long since abandoned the idea that the GOP is in any way superior to the DNC. The Bible is unchanging on this issue, but men are changing all the time.

Respectfully disagree. Another point, Romney is not running as a Mormon on a Mormon ticket. To hold your vote because you are anti-mormon is to cast a vote for an anti-Christ muslim who pushes and anti-American, anti-Christian agenda. Vote for Romney because he shares many if not all of your Christian values and is truly an American Patriot. If you knew one thing about the Mormon Church you’d know that Mormons do honestly believe that American is a special place. Mormon doctrine teaches that to be a good, freedom loving American is to be a good Mormon.

Not only is Mormonism not in the slightest bit Christian, but it is very very akin to Islam. While Romney may be the better candidate of the two overall, the fact is, if your reason for voting for Romney is because you don't want man with muslim-like religious beliefs in the white house, you need to rethink your vote. Since the 1960s, at the very least, Ensign Magazine, the official Mormon publication from Salt Lake City, has been editorializing how similar Islam and LDS are, and that the two religions should merge and become one. This of course has been toned down considerably recently, people are not being exposed to the truth about the ugly history of LDS and not particularly difficult to uncover. If you are a Christian, you really should do some research about this before you cast your vote. In essence, I'm not saying you should not vote for Romney, that is a matter of conscience and careful consideration, but don't kid yourself, there is quite a can of religious worms yet to be opened.

From what I’ve experienced, there are independent religions that are heavy on conceit and self-forgiveness and very light on Virtue. They call themselves “christian,” as they define the term for themselves. And boy, do they love to claim they are right and others are wrong!

Maybe they are right and I’m wrong. Maybe God wants us to judge others without proof of right or wrong. Maybe self-righteous pride is a good thing? Maybe the Ten Commandments are just suggestions because of blanket forgiveness?

Wait. I’m acting like them. I’m being judgmental!