Freepers Arguing Over K.O's Guest Saying Mitt's Xtianity Is "Debatable"

[K8-EEE]

They're shocked-shocked-I-tell-you that she would SAY such a thing....then they go on to debate his Xtianity ad nauseum, just kinda LOL.

Whenever this subject comes up things get really heated between the Mormon Freepers & mainstream Xtian ones....!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1888609/posts?q=1&;page=351

How typically deceptive of you, Mormonism Apologist!... “God created everything (including man) and God was once a mortal man (Christ).” You know the issue is the Mormonism doctrine that God The Father Almighty was once a man and became exalted. The issue is not whether Jesus was in the flesh. Why do you try that punk trick, to infer the lie you want a neophyte to believe so you can suck them into your demonically inspired cult? You know we’re going to call you on it!


just wanted to argue ... to stroke your ego!

It is your bias opinion you know nothing but heresay and gossip of things taken out of contexts!

Milk before meat or you will get indigestion!

:rofl:

[tridim]

1. Well, I guess it's good that the Freepers are watching K.O.

Maybe they'll learn something?

[Berry Cool]

15. Oh, the freepers love to watch KO

Every night he does some thing or other to make their blood boil. The only time their frozen cold souls ever feel any warmth is when they get angry at him.

[stanwyck]

20. You just made us all

laugh out loud.

[BlooInBloo]

2. "There's *12* angels dancing on this pinhead!" "No! There's 15!!!!"

Nuthin like the arguments of idiots.

[Arugula Latte]

9. The whole ball of wax is so insane to me.

All these stupid arguments throughout the ages over this crazy mythology. A pox on the lot of 'em, sez I ...

[baldguy]

3. I thought he was a Mormon.

I think Mormons even debate whether the LDS is a Christian faith.

[WindRavenX]

17. mormons consider themselves Christians.

It's all the same shit to me, personally.

[salin]

4. There they go again... castin' asparagus.

[DFW]

5. Romney's religion is as important to me as Sen. Craig's sexual orientation

Which is to say not in the slightest, as long as I am not affected by either.

It seems the Republicans are making far more of a big deal about both than we
ever would have thought to.

[poverlay]

7. You mean how boosh's religion hasn't affected us? I'm paying damn close attention and care very

deeply what the presidential candidates profess to "believe". It is a big deal and we have to pay attention or it will bite us in the you-know-what. Again...

[DFW]

8. The "profess to believe" part is right

I don't think he really believes in anything except in more money
and a little more power.

I think his sincerity in religion is carefully programmed for the
masses. He doesn't cry on God's shoulder any more than he cries on mine.

[BadgerLaw2010]

12. Mitt is a Mormon bishop. I wouldn't consider his faith just window-dressing.

[DFW]

14. For the record, it's Bush's faith I consider to be window dressing

As for Romney, his rank doesn't automatically make him a saint, latter-day,
or otherwise.

There have been enough high-ranking Catholic clergy of late to put at least
a thread of doubt into the theory that high rank in the clergy automatically
bestows purity. Romney may be sincere, but his rank alone doesn't make me see
a halo shining from his crown.

[K8-EEE]

19. I think they're all "priests" "bishops" or whatever???

The men anyhow....hey to show how progressive the Mormons are, Black men have been "eligible for priesthood" since 1978! WOOHOO! Even though they bear the mark of Cain!

[wellst0nev0ter]

6. Good More Religious Debates

So we can finally, FINALLY see how nutball religious differences can be and why the Founding Fathers were wary of injecting religion into politics in the first place.

[Arugula Latte]

10. I always find it hilarious that people will think that

it's perfectly reasonable to believe that the Earth was made in six days, it's 4,000 or 6,000 years old, two people were made in human form and populated the entire earth, a "virgin" gave birth to a guy who died and then came back to life to "save" us from our "sins" -- oh, yes, that's all so patently obvious and believable, but the stuff about magic underwear and golden tablets is nuts!! :rofl:

[wellst0nev0ter]

22. I'd Like To See Them Get Into A "Serious" Debate

About whether you are "saved" when you are baptized or whether you receive a divine experience in your adult life.

[calimary]

11. I hope they're at each other's throats.

AND I hope they STAY that way.

Divide and conquer.

[Joe Bacon]

13. Hey, I just wonder what planet Donny Osmond inherits when he goes!

I hope it's in a galaxy far far away! :evilgrin:

[NewJeffCT]

16. I missed what Olbermann said

what did he say about the questionable christianity?

[XemaSab]

18. One word:

:popcorn:

[Disturbed]

21. Mitt the Twit will be the Rethug candidate, the 1st ever that

wears magic undies.

Jeb will be VP.

Mitt Romney linked to Bush family; Jeb Bush encouraged to run for president
From our "will we never learn/will the nightmare never end" department comes this:
Jeb Bush, who hasn't publicly picked a favorite in the Republican presidential race, privately is talking up the candidacy of Mitt Romney and steering some of his closest advisers to the campaign.

The former Florida governor has said repeatedly he won't be a candidate in 2008 despite encouragement from his father, the former president, and his brother, the current one. But Jeb Bush's support, even tacit, would be critical in the state that decided the 2000 presidential election.

is one of several former Bush confidantes in the Romney camp. Others include his hand-picked, former state party chairman Al Cardenas, and Sally Bradshaw, 's former campaign manager and chief of staff...

http://www.lonewacko.com/blog/archives/006329.html