[Publius Valerius]

as well as to evangelicals and Catholics who know the gulf between their theology and that of the LDS Church but who would no more verbally assault their Mormons friends, neighbors and business colleagues than they would any other American different from them on matters of faith.

I attend a fairly large church with a relatively well known pastor. It's funny; just this past Sunday, he delivered a sermon that chastised evangelicals for accepting Mormonism as a legitimate Christian faith.

I don't know that it was a "verbal assault," as the author puts it, but I just am not sure his statement is totally true.

[GOP_Lady]

Tell your pastor that Pope Benedict has been working hard to bring different religions together.

[Coldwater Creek]

Whose statement is it that you are not sure is true? Huckabee’s , Hewitt’s or your pastor’s?

[FastCoyote]

Guess Hewitt has his kneepads on again for his boy Willard. Not that Huckabee doesn’t pose many of the same problems.

[Daveinyork]

Your pastor is not running for the most powerful elected office in the history of the world.

[texastoo]

My daughter’s church, Episcopal, was shilling for Huckabee this past Sunday. She lives in Washington State on the east, conservative side.

[SHEENA26]

“I attend a fairly large church with a relatively well known pastor. It’s funny; just this past Sunday, he delivered a sermon that chastised evangelicals for accepting Mormonism as a legitimate Christian faith.”

Exactly! It’s what I referred to in some of my previous posts. I firmly believe that pastors are telling their evangelical flock that a vote for Huckabee will more or less result in eternal damnation. Thus his rise in the polls. BTW, I attend a Catholic church - I’ve never heard anything even remotely political in any sermons.

[montag813]

I Hate Huckabee