Well said.
"I'm a Mormon, which is a type of Christianity, and my faith is none of your business."
I see no difference between those two sentences at all.
That’s just it. The nuance is subtle, and Romney is beating it like it is a dead horse.
For some reason, Romney thinks he must say that he is a Christian. Why, I do not understand.
I mean, we know Joe Lieberman is Jewish. Does he run around saying, “Hi, I’m Joe, and by the way, I’m a Jew.”?
NO! It is a ridiculous statement for him to make.
So, when Romney keeps throwing the Christian phrase behind him saying he is Mormon, he is virtually ASKING for comparison.
Just who are you to decide who is or isn’t a Christian are you God?
You all insist on calling us Mormons after a Book but I am really LDS the restored Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
2 Ne. 25:
26 And we talk of Christ, we rejoice in Christ, we preach of Christ, we prophesy of Christ, and we write according to our prophecies, that our children may know to what source they may look for a remission of their sins.
I have to agree with you. I do not consider Mormans to be Christians, but as long as they are good neighbors all is well. To each his own.
But he and his supporters keep pushing it to, "I'm a Mormon, which is a type of Christianity, and my faith is none of your business". This is a deal-breaker for millions of people. I haven't sen where his supporters are saying the latter. I've been on the tour in SLC and the "guide" says this because they follow both the Old and new testaments. If YOU have a problem then you are certainly free to vote based on that and the candidates have a right to run on that if that is their belief.
I think this is the issue. I would have a problem with a candidate who is radical Islam and have no problem saying that. As far as I can see no candidate is saying that they can't condone a Mormon publically.
If someone has a religious litmus test then just state it.