You are exactly right. I have been noting that his Pacifist beliefs make him entirely unsuitable to be Commander in Chief.
I’m more worried about his current beliefs than his autobiography. The pacifist angle of the religion should be asked of Carson. He said Muslims shouldn’t be President ( I agree that anyone who supports Sharia law or promotes the Muslim religion over others should not be President), then it’s fair to ask what his religious beliefs are.
Mannatech is my biggest disappointment in Carson, promoting a sugar pill to cancer patients without any real unbias research.
I’ve already outline my other complaints, his Ferguson remarks, his top aide’s Farrahkan remarks, his TPP support, etc, but I thought I would bring up his pyramid story. Sean Hannity was defending him on various points in the autobiography. Then he asked him about the pyramid story. Ben said that’s what he believed. I think that surprised Sean.
This is a good story on the pyramid story.
Why do some people think the pyramids were grain stores?
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34741010
One of the reason for supporting Ben Carson in the beginning is believing that he would have good analytical skills, but I think he is lacking these skills with his belief in the pyramids as grain storage and his belief and promotion of sugar pills that have not been properly researched to cure cancer.