...I voted for My Favorite Mormon presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, the second time I've done so. The 2008 Georgia primary was the first time.
All this folderol about voting for a member of a cult, advancing the agenda of a false gospel, and the like is just so much high-minded Baptist hot air. Very, very few Southern Baptists who have expressed such concern about a Mormon president will end up not marking or punching their ballot or touching their screen for Mitt Romney.
To tell you the truth, we look a little silly and somewhat hypocritical in the whole process.
Romney is a vastly superior presidential candidate. I am happy to vote for him.
God can take care of His Gospel and is not powerless even if the POTUS is a Mormon, or a Southern Baptist.
Obama doesn't have much of any chance here in Georgia anyway, but I feel good about having voted for Romney. I'm still trying to atone for the insanity in voting for Jimmy Carter in 1976 when I was in a state of irrational exuberance over our home state candidate.
Go thou and do likewise.
All this folderol about voting for a member of a cult, advancing the agenda of a false gospel, and the like is just so much high-minded Baptist hot air. Very, very few Southern Baptists who have expressed such concern about a Mormon president will end up not marking or punching their ballot or touching their screen for Mitt Romney.
To tell you the truth, we look a little silly and somewhat hypocritical in the whole process.
Romney is a vastly superior presidential candidate. I am happy to vote for him.
God can take care of His Gospel and is not powerless even if the POTUS is a Mormon, or a Southern Baptist.
Obama doesn't have much of any chance here in Georgia anyway, but I feel good about having voted for Romney. I'm still trying to atone for the insanity in voting for Jimmy Carter in 1976 when I was in a state of irrational exuberance over our home state candidate.
Go thou and do likewise.
