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I understand your frustration. There hasn't been a President yet who I consider a true Christian in my lifetime, and I'm 62 years old. But Mormonism is a "works-based" belief system. I would feel more comfortable with a good, works-based Mormon selecting new justices for the Supreme Court than what we currently have. Maybe Romney will select someone like Governor Jan Brewer, Rep. Michele Bachmann, Governor John Kasich or even Rep. Paul Ryan as a VP running mate. I believe we would be better off with that than four more years of Obama-Biden. Not voting or voting for a 3rd Party is still supporting the current administration. That's the way I see it.Was considering voting for Obama - but I can't in good conscious vote for a baby killer or a man who supports gay marriage.
I could never in good conscious vote for a mormon.
Soooo - if Romney wins the primary - I'm not voting....
I'll never vote...
I don't believe Jesus would have voted; He was busy taking care of people.
Then, I guess, you have never voted because 99%+ of all candidates running for office are not living true Christian lives.I care about how God sees it.
I care about how God sees it.
that's mean...
I have never voted Democratic... However two people I cannot vote for...
Newt Gingrich - A terrific adulterer
Mitt Romney - A terrific Mormon...
I would vote a dead dog in office before I would vote for any of the two mentioned names.
How does God see it? I am curious...
Would God support abortion? Would God support homosexuality? Of what importance would the stances on moral issues of a political party be to God? I know you know the answers, but still, we all need reminders...
Voting Romney especially as a Christian would be similar to dealing with a moral dilemma (I don't want to any more than the next Christian), but we still should vote. So many men and women have died to protect freedom including the freedom to vote. If we don't vote and loose the right to (as is the case in too many other countries), we have only ourselves to blame. Please take my post as "tough love" brother.
For starters - I put my life on the line for this country every time I go to work. Have been doing so for the past 22 years - don't plan to stop until they tell me or I actually do die. So don't drop a guilt trip on me about defending the freedoms of America.
I have voted in every election since I was old enough to vote - federal and state. If I choose not to vote in the presidential election one time because of conscious, it doesn't mean I'm going to stop voting in the others. Take note of that Faith.man.
Sorry brother, I was thinking more about other people who might be reading. I do hope you'll vote, to keep that perfect record going.
Yes, a Mormon looks good compared to what we have now. But Romney is not my first choice.
If you have voted in every election, then you must have voted for some people you wished you could have your vote back. I know, I have; but I haven't always been a Christian either. I'm willing to vote for Romney, if it comes down to him, since he and Mormons in general are pro-Life. That one issue alone would be enough. Mormons, as far as I know, are not actively trying to remake this country into some socialist or sharia ruled country.For starters - I put my life on the line for this country every time I go to work. Have been doing so for the past 22 years - don't plan to stop until they tell me or I actually do die. So don't drop a guilt trip on me about defending the freedoms of America.
I have voted in every election since I was old enough to vote - federal and state. If I choose not to vote in the presidential election one time because of conscious, it doesn't mean I'm going to stop voting in the others. Take note of that Faith.man.
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