A Mormon Reporter On The Romney Bus
How America got used to his religion, and mine.
How America got used to his religion, and mine.
The majority leader becomes the lead attack dog. “Distaste for Romney whom he thinks lacks any foundational principles or spine.”
This weekend saw the 75th annual Hill Cumorah pageant in Palmyra, New York, where thousands of Mormons gathered to reenact the founding of their religion. As McKay Coppins reports, the pageant this year was freighted with extra meaning as a Mormon candidate seeks the office of the President; meanwhile, Katie Notopoulos weighs in on what was Fab and what was Drab at the event.
At the evangelical university, he’ll touch on gay marriage and life lessons. A bet that Evangelicals will get over the Mormon issue.
It’s not really about the money. Mrs. Romney’s Mormon faith glorifies motherhood — and preaches the need for women to sacrifice their careers.
Here are some ominous highlights from the BBC’s new documentary on just how weird and scary Mormonism really is. Among the ludicrous discoveries about America: “There’s an unwritten law: Don’t mention Mormonism.”
“We’d marry a tree as long as it served a mission.” Mormons have a sense of humor too! Watch Video ›
Bubbling, bub·bling, gerund: “A creative way to bypass religious restrictions on looking at porn or nudity.” A horny but inventive Mormon fellow invented Bubbling because he’s not allowed to look at porn. Here’s how it works. (Via Reddit.) View List ›
It heats up at 1:40 with a Joseph Smith cameo. Watch Video ›