[Ol' Sparky]

There are legitimate criticisms of Huckabee. This isn't one of them. The Book of Mormon and teachings of Joseph Smith contradict the Bible. No Bible-believing Christian could possible except either as legitimate.

Now, it's dumb to alienate Mormons in the political arena but to accuse Huckabee of being bigoted for disagreeing with Mormon teachings that contradict Biblical teachings is a disgraceful, LIBERAL tactic.

[pgkdan]

Now, it's dumb to alienate Mormons in the political arena but to accuse Huckabee of being bigoted for disagreeing with Mormon teachings that contradict Biblical teachings is a disgraceful, LIBERAL tactic.

No it's not. Doctrinal points like this have absolutely NO place in a presidential election. We're electing a President, not a new preacher. Huckabee's use of religion to divide republicans is repulsive and should disqualify him from consideration for our nomination.

Unless you can show me where the Book of Mormon is a threat to the security of the US like the Koran is, I'd say that Romney's religion is his own business and attacks (or questions about his faith designed to turn Christians against him) are nothing more than naked bigotry.

[ishabibble]

Yeah, but Huck’s so damn sneaky about it, isn’t he? I don’t know or care about the Mormon teachings, that’s not why I dislike Mitt. However, I do dislike Huckabee INTENSELY because I think he is a sneak who was behind those Mormon bashing phone calls in Iowa two weeks ago.

A sneak. A fraud. A liar. A Clinton Clone.

Shame Shame on the Preacher from Hope.

[Delacon]

“There are legitimate criticisms of Huckabee. This isn’t one of them. The Book of Mormon and teachings of Joseph Smith contradict the Bible. No Bible-believing Christian could possible except either as legitimate.”

Hey unless you are an episcopalian, I am pretty positive YOU are going to hell for not embracing the one true faith. But I won’t hold it against you as a person.