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"Religion, Politics, the Presidency: Commentary by an Evangelical Christian and A Mormon"

United States Constitution — Article VI:

"No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States."

Today’s Reading List – October 4, 2006

Posted by: John Schroeder at 05:40 am, October 4th 2006     —    Comment on this post »

…is mighty thin.

Seems Romney blogs are in the news.  I am going to be fascinated when someone one writes the book about blogs and '08.  I think this is the first election where blogs will reach their stride, instead of just be feeling their way.

Get Religion considers "The Question."

Lowell:  Not much new there.  In fact, the post revisits some pretty tired ideas, including this concluding paragraph:

Will Romney be up-front about these issues? Will he publicly affirm all of the beliefs of Mormonism? Or will he downplay them and hope nobody notices?

It seems a little silly to wonder whether a presidential candidate will "affirm all of the beliefs of" his church.  Has any presidential candidate ever done so?  Why should Romney?

Polling – too sterile to conclude anything.

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