If he receives the nomination and Bible-believing Christians learn the truth about his faith system, they will be alarmed.
But, I also keep this in mind. Non-Christians do not like being told they are damned. No one would like to hear that only Muslims go to heaven, for example.
So, the unbelievers may look askance at his “holier than thou” attitude and grow disdainful about Romney. They may say to themselves, “This is a man who received prominence in his faith system, and he believes I’m damned. I don’t LIKE him.” It’s that simple.
[“This is a man who received prominence in his faith system, and he believes I’m damned. I don’t LIKE him.” It’s that simple.]
Yes it is that simple, but the mess it will create in the Republican party will be unbelievable. Romney will always be viewed as a Trojan Horse.
“So, the unbelievers may look askance at his “holier than thou” attitude and grow disdainful about Romney. They may say to themselves, “This is a man who received prominence in his faith system, and he believes I’m damned. I don’t LIKE him.””
But that’s just it. Faithful Mormons don’t say that, though I have known a couple of idiots in my day that happened to be Mormon. Romney will never EVER say to people, “I believe you are damned because you aren’t Mormon.” Won’t happen. Ever.
Who will say it to them are the people who like to spread lies about Mormons.
Will the electorate believe such people? I don’t know; but I don’t think so. The MSM and the Democrats are losing credibility year by year.