Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

Clif Guy — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 16:58:27 GMT

South Carolina is also the home of Seacoast Church and NewSpring Church. According to Outreach Magazine's most recent list, these churches are both very close in size to Redemption. These churches also have great influence in South Carolina and beyond. So it's incorrect to say that Redemption is "South Carolina's only megachurch."

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

Daniel, NY — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 17:04:33 GMT

Good news for Romney, who leads again in the latest Iowa poll released this morning. Just in time to stop the storyline of Huckabee crushing him: http://www.campaigndiaries.com/2007/12/and-plot-thickens-new-early-state-polls.html

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

Mon, 03 Dec 2007 17:10:53 GMT

"Obama spoke there recently, and there was a huge backlash from white Christians and Republicans for letting that "Muslim" speak, although Obama is a Christian."

Thank you, morons, for making us the laughing stock of the world. Are evangelicals the new nazis?

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

Class Warrior, D.C. — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 17:20:05 GMT

The fact that a mega-church of inbred sheep thinks Obama's a Muslim is as good a portrait of why this country is in the mess it's in. Stupid people electing stupid, power-hungry people, instead to listening to voices of reason. The Germans in the '30s would've sympathized with these jerks.

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

John, Lake Worth, Florida — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 17:25:18 GMT

Mitt Romney is a class act. He is a person with great character and values. It is a shame that people cannot see past his religion. We are not electing the leader of our church. Romney is exactly what our country needs at this time. He is right on immigration, he is right on our taxes and the economy. Wake up America! A person with Romney's character and experience in the real world does not come around that often. Judge him on his vision for America and nothing else.

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

jerry/corpus christi texas — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 17:35:48 GMT

If I was going to speak to a church, i would be speaking at Osteen's church in Houston....

16,000 seats.......

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lets think — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 21:31:54 GMT

I never thought that support for partial birth abortion reflects on one as a social conservative? I dont know of Pastor Carpenter, so his thoughts of this may vary from other Christian leaders. When any church, Christian or other opens its pulpit to a candidate I believe that it should be open to all to protect its tax exempt status. Dont really agree but I believe its the law...

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

R B — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 02:35:12 GMT

The Church of Jesus Christ (LDS) is often accused by Evangelical pastors of not believing in Christ and, therefore, not being a Christian religion. This article http://mormonsarechristian.blogspot.com/ helps to clarify such misconceptions by examining early Christianity's comprehension of baptism, the Godhead, the deity of Jesus Christ and His Atonement.

The Church of Jesus Christ (LDS) adheres more closely to First Century Christianity and the New Testament than any other denomination. Harper’s Bible Dictionary entry on the Trinity says “the formal doctrine of the Trinity as it was defined by the great church councils of the fourth and fifth centuries is not to be found in the New Testament.”

Perhaps the reason the pastors denigrate the Church of Jesus Christ (LDS) is to protect their flock (and their livelihood). It is encouraging that Paul Weyrich, Wayne Grudem and Bob Jones III, (along with Jay Sekulow, Mark DeMoss, and Dr. John Willke, a founder and past president of the National Right to Life Committee.) have rejected bigotry and now support Mitt Romney on the basis that he is the most moral candidate with the best qualifications.

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

carl loeber, san jose, ca. — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 04:49:06 GMT

Right you are John .. there has probably not been such a candidate with the business acumen and execution of Romney ever .. (exc. Perot) .. too perfect is not a negative in my book ..

Mitt also wants to speak at SC church?

Kira, Utah — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 22:14:26 GMT

Jerry- I'm laughing- you're right- choose the BIG one :)

?- I agree, how sad that the people who are the loudest to praise Christ are the ones who are acting the least like Him. (I, of course, am talking about those who opposed Obama's presence and not Evangelicals in general- just a disclaimer- don't want to offend anyone).

Classwarrior, I would probably have phrased it a little differently, but I agree. When will this truly become the land of the FREE, the home of the brave, and the standard bearing country with freedom of religion, when the strong "christian" south still has so much control over a political (non-religious) election?

As much as I care about "social/value" issues, they are really a very small concern compared to health care, the war, immigration, the economy, etc. So WHY do those issues rule every election?

Please people, let's worry about the country's safety and freedom first, and then focus on the nity-grity of social concerns.