BTW - You would do well to read more C.H. Spurgeon (posted on your page) than the watered down gospel in the form of the (also posted) Four Spritual Laws. The theology of the two are opposed. Spurgeon would never go for such things. He certainly would NEVER speak in defense of a heretical cult.
What we know of Spurgeon is what he spoke from the pulpit, not what he spoke in common conversation. I doubt very seriously if he would have attacked a political argument by claiming that the person he was speaking to was not worthy of respect because he had different religious views than Spurgeon.
You want to disparge people for their religious beliefs, do it on the religion threads. The rationality of Edward Watson's political views has nothing to do with whether or not he is a Mormon or a Hindu or anything else. His arguments stand on their own.
Unfortunatly yours don't.