[ansel12]

What I find freaky about religion and the 2012 primary, is that if a Catholic Bishop, especially one believed to be destined to become a Cardinal or possibly Pope after his Presidency, were running for the GOP nomination, he and his church would come under deep scrutiny.

Bishop Romney is that guy, except not in a Christian church, but in a secretive cult.

As a Bishop and then a Stake President, Bishop Romney is expected to ascend higher in the Mormon church to at least the level of Cardinal, and possibly to the position of Prophet or Pope, as his uncle was in line to be when death claimed him. Mitt is also the son of a Bishop and is believed by many Mormons to be the fulfillment of the White Horse Prophecy.

[af_vet_rr]

What I find freaky about religion and the 2012 primary, is that if a Catholic Bishop, especially one believed to be destined to become a Cardinal or possibly Pope after his Presidency, were running for the GOP nomination, he and his church would come under deep scrutiny.

Bishop Romney is that guy, except not in a Christian church, but in a secretive cult.

Anybody who was in the top 2-3 spots, who believed the elected leader of their church was a prophet of God, would come under intense scrutiny during the primaries if they were a Christian.

But a Mormon? Nope. Why? The MSM is just waiting and hoping he gets the nomination so they can then bring it up.

If, God forbid, Willard gets the nomination, you can bet the MSM will make damn sure that all potential voters know things like Romney's allegiance to a man who falsely claims to be a prophet of God.

They will do a hit job on the Mormon religion. Couple of folks who are Mormon who live on my street, I brought it up, and both of them were worried about what the MSM would do to their religion if Willard gets the nomination.