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Before you get too much into flaming Mormons, remember that they usually support CONSERVATIVE candidates. Most likely Florida Mormons made the difference in the 2000 election. There aren't many Mormons down here but I'm sure there are several times the 537 that Bush officially won this state by.

I don't know much about Mormon theology but I still can't figure out how they make it thru the mornings since they don't drink coffee. Also they seem to be kind of white bread types. One time I was on a flight out of Costa Rica and there was a young Mormon guy sitting next to me. He was writing in his diary and out of curiousity I snuck a few peeks out of the corner of my wrap-around sunglasses. Contrary to what most single American guys experience in Costa Rica (use your imagination), this guy's most exciting experience there was getting a flat tire on his rented jeep. But I digress....however, isn't life itself an endless series of digressions?

Before you get too much into flaming Mormons, remember that they usually support CONSERVATIVE candidates.

Yes, it's true they support conservative candidates. But since their eternal destiny is even more important than the temporal, I will always tell the truth about them (which I don't think is a flame).

I don't know much about Mormon theology

One of my old Bible teachers was an expert on the cults, and wrote extensively on Mormonism. I'm glad for conservatives to have the Mormon vote, and I find many Mormons to be very decent people. However, from the standpoint of Christian theology, they have a definitely blasphemous system.

The ultimate insult to the creator is to believe we can be a god just as the creator. Not good. But...back to Glenn Beck, I wish I could hear your impersonation :o)