So does that mean that a different man worshiping a different false god is ok to be president?
The current occupant worships a false god.
The potential president worships a false god.
In that respect there is no difference between the two.
So the question is do we want a person being president who worships a false god? It is a good question considering this is the religion forum.
I believe a communist could worship the true and living God, and go to heaven. But I don't want a communist to lead our country. I believe that God instituted civil government, but I don't require that its leaders all worship the true and living God. That would be an impossible yardstick. We all need to live here on earth with one another in a civil manner, but we are not all called by God to be His children. The path is narrow and few find it.
As one who has vociferously joined into past anti MormomISM threads allow me to offer my $.02.
I hold strongly to the belief that Mormonism is a cult hatched in the pits of hell. HOWEVER, I more strongly believe that Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is greater than he who currently influences this present world. Are we not told to pray for our leaders? Is God not still in control? Even with the present occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, God is still in control.
I will vote for Romney, not because I agree with his false religious beliefs, but rather his political beliefs, which even though they might not comport totally with my conservative beliefs, are vastly superior to the evil communistic view AND policies of Obama.
We will not turn the country around with even 8 years of Romney, but at least we can put on a little break pressure to bide us some time. A vote NOT for Romney IS a vote for Obama.