
A question of a President's choice of faith returns to public discourse. A
Mormon Bishop's daughter reveals secret beliefs held by Mitt Romney in a book,
" The Mormon Church Versus the Office of the Presidency of the United States of America". John F Kennedy was Catholic, and at the time, thought a barrier to getting elected. Is this a similar prejudice or is Mormonism different? Better yet, with revelations about the Catholic church and pedophilia, possibly, readers should question either religion in a candidate's background? Author Tricia Erickson writes, "
...her main concern is that the leader of the free world have the ability to discern fact from fiction." Erickson also poses the question, "
...if the man truly believes he's gonna become a god, would you trust the judgment of somebody like that?" And, a possible reason the public hasn't heard about these "secrets", Erickson said, "
they actually had us slashing our guts open and our guts falling to the ground if we told people of the secret dogma of the ceremonies...". Yes, there seems a concern about a Mormon President, but we've already endured presidents whose contact with reality was tenuous at best!