Status: Governor Romney has withdrawn from the Presidential race. While we would appreciate Mitt Romney's testimony, its lack isn't a surprise since question 15 is one that Mormons avoid. Why? One of the teachings of Mormonism kept well-hidden from non-Mormons is the belief that Jesus and Satan started out as brothers: Jesus did well and became God, while Satan did badly and became the devil (click here for the evidences). Mormons also believe that good conduct in this life will enable them to become God someday, like Jesus a generation ago (click above). A belief system which teaches Jesus - the perfectly holy Creator - to be the brother of Satan - the perfectly evil creature - is an abomination that dishonors Christ. 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. Mitt Romney's business credentials are stellar; Mitt Romney made a lot of money by tailoring his companies' offerings to appeal to their customers. Now Mitt Romney is tailoring himself to appeal to conservative voters. But moral convictions cannot be peddled as products and his record betrays his disguise: Mitt Romney is a social liberal in an ill-fitting conservative suit. Even if Mitt Romney held true convictions, Christians cannot vote for someone who not only belongs to but is also a leader of a Christ-dishonoring cult that tries to pass itself off as Christian while teaching Satanic lies about Jesus (click here for the reason). We have issued a disdorsement of the Romney candidacy, which is rated an
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