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to the nomination of Mitt Romney as the Republican candidate for the Presidency, I’ve been asked many times in the past couple of months whether or not it’s appropriate for a Christian to vote for a Mormon as President of the United States. With this November’s election quickly approaching, I think it’s time to finally offer my personal opinion on the issue. Continue reading
Politics
The Theocracy Whiners
The recent storm of controversy surrounding Rick Santorum’s stand on the issue of the existence of evil brings to light an excellent 
opportunity to discuss the role that faith should or should not play in government. With all of the hand-wringing and gnashing of teeth over this issue now taking place by the secularists and those of weak and nearly useless (liberal) faith, one would tend to think that by having merely mentioned Satan that Mr. Santorum was trying to impose a Christian version of the Islamic caliphate upon America Continue reading
The Separation of Church and Obama
Despite the fact that the idea of the separation of church and state exists nowhere within the U.S. Constitution, the social and political southpaws among us are the first to insist upon it in all aspects of society. Yet when it suits their goals, these same people are the first to use Scripture to try and justify their rampant social engineering Continue reading
The Problem with Mitt Romney
As a proponent of Biblical, Constitutional and decent government, I have a serious problem with Mitt Romney – and no, it’s not his Mormon faith. Glenn Beck is purportedly a Mormon, and frankly, if there were 535 Glenn Becks in Congress, ours would be a far better nation than it is today. The issue I have with Mr. Romney is simply that he is a stranger to the idea of appropriate government, as evidenced by his continuing and stalwart defense of what is known as Romneycare Continue reading
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