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Religion plays major role in Iowa caucuses

By SharperIron on Tue, 01/03/12
Society & Culture
Mormonism
Politics
Iowa
Evangelical Vote
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“Santorum’s efforts to court Christian conservatives appear to be paying off.” Related: WP: Romney’s religion still a sticking point
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Donn R Arms

NewSantorum

Tue, 01/03/12
If Romney’s Mormonism is troubling to “evangelicals” and disqualifies him, then why is Santorum’s Catholicism not equally troubling?

Donn R Arms

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Greg Long

NewI'm caucusing for Santorum

Tue, 01/03/12
I’m caucusing for Santorum over against Romney and the others not because of his religious views but because of his views on political, economic, and social issues. If Romney had the same views as Santorum (without the history of flip-flopping), his Mormonism would not be a disqualifier for me. Although I must say that all other things being equal I would rather vote for a Catholic than a Mormon…but all things are not equal.

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Greg Long, Ed.D. (SBTS)

Pastor of Adult Ministries
Grace Church, Des Moines, IA

Adjunct Instructor
School of Divinity
Liberty University

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Sean Fericks

NewReligion is not the issue.

Wed, 01/04/12
Religion is not the issue. If it were, then Bachmann, Perry, or Paul would have won the “evangelical” vote. Societal values were a big issue. That is why Santorum essentially tied Romney for first.
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