[verum ago]

But Mormonism isn't a Christian religion! I can't vote for a non-Christian!

Oh really? Who cares? You can believe whatever you want to believe. I can believe whatever I want to believe. Mitt Romney can believe whatever he wants to believe.

That's one of the nice things about this country. I actually am surprised how many people are uncomfortable voting for him because of religion. I don't think it's religion they should consider, but values, as it's not like he's going to make Mormonism the state religion and ban alcohol, hot drinks and caffeine.

If one is going to take religion into account when voting, one should vote for the candidate who is more likely to protect religion from assaults by the government. And that choice is pretty obvious, IMHO.

[353FMG]

>But Mormonism isn’t a Christian religion! I can’t vote for a non-Christian!<

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In this close of a presidential race, not voting for Romney is a vote for Hussein which is a vote for islam.

Take your poison.

[newheart]

If one is going to take religion into account when voting, one should vote for the candidate who is more likely to protect religion from assaults by the government.

That is an excellent point. It speaks to the purpose of the First Ammendment and you are right, the choice is obvious.

[riri]

I live in a Mormon, largely, community. I take great comfort dropping my kids off at a high school that is more than 50% Mormon. Their belief system is not for me but they are by and large stellar people.