[P-Marlowe]

Who are you to judge another person’s faith?

I did not "judge" his faith. I "surmised" that religion is not that important to him based upon his statements that in choosing a man for president, his religion would matter to him at all.

sur·mise (sr-mz)

v. sur·mised, sur·mis·ing, sur·mis·es

v.tr.

To infer (something) without sufficiently conclusive evidence.

v.intr.

To make a guess or conjecture.

n.

An idea or opinion based on insufficiently conclusive evidence; a conjecture.

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So who are you to judge me?

And who are you to accuse me of judging?

Just who are you, anyway?

Since 90% or more of Mormon Republicans voted for Romney, do you think that one of the primary reasons that those Mormons voted overwhelmingly and eagerly for Romney was because he was a Mormon.

Be honest.

[restornu]

You are accusing the LDS of being shallow and even if they did tell you their reason you would still spin it around saying they did it because he was LDS!

So that is still like asking do you still beat your wife no matter how you answer it is open ended!

I fine you to be as it is described in the bible about lawyers when you do things like this!