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Public sentiment toward Mormons could be a potential political stumbling block for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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Public sentiment toward Mormons could be a potential political stumbling block for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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Politics,
Election
Beliefs:
Mormon
Tags:
2012 election, beliefs, mitt romney, mormon, politics
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Whether they vote for Mitt Romney or Barack Obama for the next president of the United States, area Mormons are feeling an increase in curiosity about their faith, fueled by Romney's candidacy and shared beliefs.
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In a letter delivered last week to Romney, Christian leaders acknowledged that some conservatives have “tempered their enthusiasm for sound governing principles by their concern over differences in a candidate’s theological doctrine.” But, the leaders said, "it is time to remind ourselves that civil government is not about a particular theology but rather about public policy."
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Now that Mitt Romney has sewn up the Republican nomination, the GOP can move beyond a tumultuous primary season. But for some of Romney's fellow Mormons, there's still some anxiety in the air.
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Gay sermon non-apology, Billy Graham on gay marriage, NFL suicide in today's Religion News Service Religion News Roundup.
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The class of 2012 graduates from the local Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints seminary rose early each morning to attend church classes before they went to high school.
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