(previous page...) Had Mitt Romney simply been a Mormon, it would raise these concerns. But Mitt Romney isn't simply a Mormon. Mitt Romney is a Mormon High Priest (evidence) who has taught this lie. While we still welcome Mitt Romney's testimony about his beliefs as he has been invited to share since 2008, his lack of response isn't a surprise because question 17 is one that Mormons avoid. A belief system that teaches Jesus - the perfectly holy Creator - to be the brother of Satan - the perfectly evil creature - is an abomination (evidence) that blasphemes Jesus. And the fallacy that a creature can become the Creator is precisely what turned Lucifer - the angel of light - into Satan and is therefore Satanic. As a business consultant, Mitt Romney tailored products to appeal to customers, and tailored his views to retain corporate customers (he will worsen our economic crisis due to this reason). As a presidential candidate, he has flip-flopped 180 degrees in an effort to tailor his image to appeal to conservative voters. But convictions about principles and values cannot be peddled as products and his liberal record betrays his new conservative facade. Even if Mitt Romney spoke from true convictions, Christians cannot vote for someone who not only belongs to but leads as High Priest a Christ-dishonoring cult (here is why) that tries to pass itself off as Christian while teaching Satanic lies about Jesus (evidence). Our rating of the Romney candidacy remains an F for 2012.
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