Since I cannot get within 2 feet of Romney, how am I to tell him the truth and would he believe me if I did. One must be ready to accept the truth and I don’t believe he is.
I have spoken to many people about the Lord. I do so everyday on my job even though I can be fired for it. I have run into pure evil on my job and faced it with prayer. I have had customers scream at me and hurl insults, try to get me fired, and I apologize to THEM for anything I may have done wrong, and that brings shame to their faces and an apology when they see the cross around my neck. Jesus was humble and forgave, who am I to be different. I live my love of the Lord everyday without shame. The people I work with see this and ask questions on how I can endure. I tell them I love the Lord and follow his footsteps.
I am not being self-righteous, just honest. If I could personally reach Romney I would.
Since I cannot get within 2 feet of Romney, how am I to tell him the truth and would he believe me if I did. One must be ready to accept the truth and I don’t believe he is.
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Perhaps not, but Romney isn’t the only Mormon. There are millions of LDS in this country, and even though the numbers are dwindling there are many you CAN reach.
The internet is a great thing in that way. Another thing you could do would be to warn others of the dangers of Mormonism. There is at least one freeper who was about to join the Mormon church who changed his mind because of the threads on here about Mormonism, and I know of at least 3 freepers who have left Mormonism because of the debates and information here.
And I admire your openness about your faith. I am the same way. When I was teaching at a University in California, I was told I could not wear my cross because it might offend someone, yet I refused to stop even though it got me a reputation in the department.