Just saying.
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Liar. We all no know that no wo/man can serve those two masters.
The latest train wreck confirms my opinion that M* should avoid talking politics. They look more ridiculous with every post. Or maybe its just my reading comprehension…
Morgan, it is likely your reading comprehension. Apparently that is something that historians are not very good at. Glad I now know that.
My wife is a member of the Placer County Democratic Central Committee. I then absolutely know a Democrat who loves a Mormon. We could also say that in our home two Mormon Democrats love one another. Or we could state . . . . .
Stan, I thought about making the post title “I am a Democrat and I sleep with a Mormon.”
Maybe you should start an ad campaign.
Eric, I may have to do a YouTube video about it.
All Mormons? Most? Some here and there?
John, you have got me there. I do not love all of them in the way that I should.
Of course, I do not love many Democrats.
Chris, is it possible you hate Democrats, but your hatred will only reveal itself to us if a Mormon becomes the GOP Presidential candidate?
M*. Blegh.
Nothing made us stronger Democrats than serving in Mormon ward leadership. As an RS president and bishop, we spent so much time trying to find affordable healthcare for folks, arranging for pro bono care from members who are health care providers, paying for medication when urgent, encouraging people to get a job but realizing that their biggest barrier to successful employment was untreated chronic illness.
We wondered what it would be like to serve in Canada, and have more time to minister the Gospel.
Chris you should do a post on what happens when Romney (if it goes as expected) wins the nomination. I think a lot of people think that Democrats will prove to be much bigger critics of Mormons than the religious conservatives have been in the primaries. How will this make sense when the head of the Senate is Mormon. This came up briefly in the BCC podcast but I’m really intrigued by what you think on this subject.
I am a Mormon. I love Democrats.