Once again, I’m looking at the larger picture. I am not focused on the political ramifications, or even the ramifications for America. I’m concerned for the well-being of souls - souls that will spend an eternity in Heaven or Hell. In other words, I’m focused on the eternal ramifications.
Romney claims Christianity. That’s the problem. As I’ve said *numerous* times in this thread, his claims that he is a Christian could lead people who are seeking for meaning and truth to believe that Mormonism is Christianity, accept its teachings, and die deceived.
Carter, with all his faults, did not lead people to a false religion. He was bad for our country, but we survived it. The issue of where someone will spend an eternity is not so easily surmountable.
The Evangelicals and Fundamentalists here could tell you what you want to hear, but I’m being honest when I say that I don’t think Romney will be electable because of his religion. He will not bring out the vote.
You can disagree. That’s ok. Only time will tell who is correct.
We don't know that yet. Carter's undermining of the Shah of Iran gave us the resurgence of islammunism in the world that is this country's number one struggle. Shoehorning the Ayatollah into power in Iran was Carter's biggest mistake, in a Presidency chock full of them. It was the only one that Ronald Reagan was unable to fix.
~”The Evangelicals and Fundamentalists here could tell you what you want to hear, but I’m being honest when I say that I don’t think Romney will be electable because of his religion. He will not bring out the vote.”~
I thought you said before that you thought his liberalism would hurt him far more than his religion? That not many people cared about his religion as much as you do?
As I recall, I agreed with you on that statement.
Why the change of heart?