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That is good Mormon training, what does that Mormon teacher say? ‘don’t answer the question that they ask, answer the question that you should be answering’.

The question is does Mitt Romney expect to become a God someday?
“Isn’t Romney striving to become a God someday?”

We both know the answer is yes, that he gets his own planet and becomes it’s God.

Oh! Now you speakie de English!
So you are fretting over this passage in Joseph Smith's blasphemous book: "Then shall they be gods, because they have no end; therefore shall they be from everlasting to everlasting, because they continue."

Yeah. "gods" Lowercase. Heaven is a wonderful place per the Bible. We'll live without end, from everlasting to everlasting. We'll continue. Joseph Smith couldn't seem to stand the suspense so filled in his version of the blanks.

If you are trying to get me to defend Joseph Smith, you won't succeed. If you are trying to get me to defend Mormonism, you will surely fail. I believe the Bible if perfectly clear on the subject of false prophets, and those that "cause others to sin." It is much less clear (arguably silent) on what happens to those souls who are mislead but still believe Jesus is their Lord and Savior without whom all is lost -- and who diligently attempt to keep God's commandments (plus some). I believe in mercy for the merciful. I believe God is love. And I believe Romney when he says he believes Jesus Christ is the son of God and his Lord and Savior. The rest is between him and God. Any problems with that? Take it up with God if you ever meet him.

By the way, Ansell, I am not a Mormon, if that is what you think. I was born to a Christian missionary to the Mormons in Idaho. My dad supported his work, and our family, as a John Deere tractor dealer in Texas — just to clear up any confusion.