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In the discussion thread: Mitt's religion DOES matter, and this one sentence shows why: [View all]

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Sun Feb 19, 2012, 03:47 PM

Odin2005 (48,255 posts)

64. Absolutely not.

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That is some really messed up shit and people who believe that theocratic BS have no place in a SECULAR government.

I will never vote for a Mormon, even of the person is a Dem like Harry Reid.

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85 replies	Author	Time	Post
Mitt's religion DOES matter, and this one sentence shows why: [View all]	arbusto_baboso	Jan 2012	OP
yes n/t	Enrique	Jan 2012	#1
So you see no conflict between the oath taken above and the oath of office taken by the POTUS?	white_wolf	Jan 2012	#4
I assume Senators take a similar oath	Enrique	Jan 2012	#7
Harry Reid doesn't have the "nuclear football", either.	arbusto_baboso	Jan 2012	#10
I would vote for Harry Reid for President over any of the Republican candidates.	Jim Lane	Jan 2012	#22
Then you obviously nderstand nothing about the violent and fraudulent nature...	arbusto_baboso	Jan 2012	#6
The only Mormon I ever knew stole from me	csziggy	Jan 2012	#32
I don't know about stealing, but I know Mormons don't think it's wrong to lie to nonmembers	white_wolf	Jan 2012	#35
Well, that guy did a lot of lying, too	csziggy	Jan 2012	#38
That needs to be outed and courts need to prohibit Mormons	LiberalFighter	Feb 2012	#62
Missing sarcasm smilie?	onenote	Feb 2012	#75
Why?	quakerboy	Feb 2012	#78
Because I never thought I'd see a "progressive" propose that Mo Udall be disqualified	onenote	Feb 2012	#79
See some of this personality in Mitt Romney?	backscatter712	Feb 2012	#76
A little - other people I've known could have been Mormon but they didn't bring it up	csziggy	Feb 2012	#77
The Mormon that I knew best was one of the kindest, most generous people I've ever known	onenote	Feb 2012	#74
LOL....thanks for the detailed analysis.	Logical	Jan 2012	#51
When the Mormons first settled in Utah, it was a theocracy ran by LDS church.	white_wolf	Jan 2012	#2
They still have a theocracy	LadyHawkAZ	Jan 2012	#20
Hear, hear	customerserviceguy	Jan 2012	#43
HAAA! +1 n/t	LadyHawkAZ	Jan 2012	#44
Everything I have learned of LDS	JNelson6563	Jan 2012	#3
I have a theory that Smith meant for the Book of Mormon to be fantasy literturare...	white_wolf	Jan 2012	#8
Mark Twain on the Book of Mormon:	Mariana	Feb 2012	#60
Actually, as I have heard	HeiressofBickworth	Feb 2012	#84
I remember reading years ago that the mormon hierarchy, at least, is of the belief that their	niyad	Jan 2012	#14
I didn't know we could post opinions like this	get the red out	Jan 2012	#19
Joseph Smith was a sociopathic con-man before he "found God"	Odin2005	Feb 2012	#65
i'm not sure	limpyhobbler	Jan 2012	#5
I'm both former Catholic and former Mormon, and I also 'church shopped" quite a bit...	arbusto_baboso	Jan 2012	#9
I'm a former Catholic convert, I left the Church, but I'll say this.	white_wolf	Jan 2012	#12
EXACTLY!	arbusto_baboso	Jan 2012	#13
I'm sure there's political secret society groups in all the big religions,	anAustralianobserver	Jan 2012	#30
How is it worse than any other religious crazy talk? nt	sufrommich	Jan 2012	#11
Really - "Serve one another in love"	gratuitous	Jan 2012	#18
You really think you wouldn't be able to find a	sufrommich	Jan 2012	#23
I'm most familiar with the Bible	gratuitous	Jan 2012	#27
Sure	quinnox	Jan 2012	#15
John Adams was a Unitarian. He did not believe in the divinity of Jesus Christ.	JDPriestly	Jan 2012	#31
Jefferson was a Christian.	former9thward	Jan 2012	#37
Have you read Jefferson's Bible?	white_wolf	Jan 2012	#39
People who claim Jefferson was a Deist refuse to allow Jeffeerson to speak for himself.	former9thward	Jan 2012	#49
Yes and in none of these links does he proclaim the divinity of Jesus Christ.	white_wolf	Jan 2012	#56
Jefferson said he would have liked to be a Unitarian	LiberalEsto	Jan 2012	#40
Here is what Jefferson said -- his own wordsd:	JDPriestly	Jan 2012	#45
links??	Angry Dragon	Jan 2012	#48
I won't give you cherry picked links like some.	former9thward	Jan 2012	#50
I have the letters of Adams and Jefferson. Jefferson	JDPriestly	Feb 2012	#58
Have you read the Jefferson Bible?	JDPriestly	Feb 2012	#68
No I have not read the Jefferson Bible or any Bible completely for that matter.	former9thward	Feb 2012	#70
Jefferson was not anti-religion.	JDPriestly	Feb 2012	#80
John Adams was a Congregationalist. John Quincy Adams was a Unitarian. nt	Critters2	Feb 2012	#61
My Unitarian church used to be Congregationalist. Here is the historical link.	JDPriestly	Feb 2012	#69
You're not telling me anything I don't know.	Critters2	Feb 2012	#83
I thought it was because we didn't want to start a trend like this...	snooper2	Jan 2012	#16
Oaths do matter.	RC	Jan 2012	#17
No I am not	LadyHawkAZ	Jan 2012	#21
But your fine with chistianity controlling all the other states	quinnox	Jan 2012	#25
Where did you get that idea?	LadyHawkAZ	Jan 2012	#42
He'll put us all in conseCRATES, like his poor dog. I hope he puptized the poor pooch first.	WingDinger	Jan 2012	#24
Is that Mammon? Or Mormon. Moremoney, more like.	WingDinger	Jan 2012	#26
No, and I'm pretty tired of them saying...	BiggJawn	Jan 2012	#28
NOt cool with it at all <eom>	catrose	Jan 2012	#29
John F. Kennedy was controlled by the Vatican.	WilliamPitt	Jan 2012	#33
That was my first thought	etherealtruth	Jan 2012	#36
The Vatican had its own state already.	EFerrari	Feb 2012	#85
Let's all pray that jesus	xfundy	Jan 2012	#34
Failure to account for any presidential candidate's religion is a mistake imho	riderinthestorm	Jan 2012	#41
Spam deleted by Skinner (MIR Team)	bcxfx	Jan 2012	#46
I have great reservations, as I do with evangelicals who seek office.	LiberalAndProud	Jan 2012	#47
I dont think this is a good attack from either a personal or political standpoint.	DCBob	Jan 2012	#52
I've been told here (to my surprise) that the POTUS is mostly a powerless figurehead.	Edweird	Jan 2012	#53
A question about the Prophet or President of the Mormon church	justiceischeap	Jan 2012	#54
I'm a pretty atheisty atheist, and I'm not sure that this anti-Mormon argument is really different	Texas Lawyer	Jan 2012	#55
Fortunately, there were enough lights on to navigate this dark corridor.	Thaddeus Kosciuszko	Jan 2012	#57
I'm not really comfortable with a Senate Majority Leader taking it either. n/t	hughee99	Feb 2012	#59
Any and everyone's religion or lack there of is an issue if they wish to force their beliefs	TheKentuckian	Feb 2012	#63
Absolutely not.	Odin2005	Feb 2012	#64
There is no religious test for political office in the U.S.	rusty fender	Feb 2012	#66
Typical anti-Mormon half truths	FreeState	Feb 2012	#67
I'm an exmormon, too.	arbusto_baboso	Feb 2012	#71
Aren't all religions into spreading their religion & converting people?	Honeycombe8	Feb 2012	#72
Completely comfortable	onenote	Feb 2012	#73
Not in this lifetime!	Change has come	Feb 2012	#81
I could honestly care less.	Jennicut	Feb 2012	#82

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