Asked if voters should be wary of Romney being a Mormon, the former president’s wife, Barbara, said “not at all,” noting there are “wild people” in many religions.

“I mean it was in 1897 that bigamy was outlawed in that church,” she said. “You know we have a lot of Christian wild people too, and a lot of Jewish wild people and a lot of Muslim wild people. The Mormon religion takes care of its own, they don’t have people on welfare.

At a campaign appearance in South Carolina last month, Romney, who has absorbed several of Jeb Bush’s former aides, said, “Down in Florida, that Jeb Bush. He’s quite a guy, isn’t he? I love him. If his name weren’t Bush, he’d be running for president, I’m convinced. And we’d all have to stand aside because he’d be such a sure-fire winner.”

CNN source

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Before he joined, he (astutely) questioned what the deal was with the horses and oxen in the book of Mormon if it was written about Native Americans before European migration occured. They got really angry with him and just said that if some minor inconsistency like that would keep him out of god’s true church, then it was his own stupid fault (or something to that effect). They got him to shut down his reason.

Luckily, I was not persuaded to leave my crazy evangelical Christian church that I was going to with my folks (I was a high school junior at the time). Finally, I went to UVA and education saved me! (my dad and stepmom wanted me to stay home and go to NOVA dame…because they feared that what happened would happen) It’s great to be religion free, I tell you. My Sundays are like Homer’s Sunday when he quits going to church. God must really love me to have given me a path away from his followers!

If Mitt is a mormon in good standing and is accepted at temple then he is required to believe all of the things of his church.

There is no room for alternative points of view in the Mormon Church when it comes to the nature of God.