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. however i cry also because I have seen the attacks on this Speech. It significants to me that we are at the point of no return. We have gone astray too far from the path our Fathers had set us upon. If we as the country could not see thus, then there is nothing that can be done for the country itself. We need to understand that Mitt will not be the man who will save this country, nor can any candidate in this race from either side. Only God can, and we know He will work only through the men and women who are anxious to acknowledge God in all of their daily doings. We do not need only the religious man or woman to lead us. We need the leader who understand very well what makes this country special. We need the leader who understand the blessings God has bestowed on us, and how our rights are inalienated because Him. And we need the leader who can bring the right people together. There is only one person who can do all of those, and more. This is why we need Mitt. So, please vote for him, so that we may continue to have the hope for this country, which once was great, and can still be, as we have been reminded in this Speech. Thank you. _.

. i do not propose this such harmful aspects of our society be proscribed by law. Far from it. I am suggesting, instead, that something has to check behavior that is otherwise harmful to a self-governing society as a whole. The answer is not governmental legislation of morality. The answer comes back to the concept of public virtue, or personal moral guiding principles. In the absence of such moral guiding principles provided by belief in a Divine Creator, there is nothing to check the inclination of human beings to use their freedoms to embrace things that are harmful to society. Over time, the pursuit of such unchecked self interest would lead to an eventual lapse of all societal norms, where large segments of the populace, in the free pursuit of their own self interest, would trample on the rights or security of others. Those being harmed would then likely turn to government, seeking security and protection in some form, even being willing to sacrifice some of their own freedoms and liberties for protection from the evils around them. Thus, freedom would slowly be eroded away until tyranny would be the order of the day. Perhaps I am painting a dismal picture here, but it seems completely logical to this writer, that tyranny always has been, and always will be, the end result for a free society who refuses to govern its own behavior in moral ways. That is why religion, and the public virtue it engenders, is so vital to maintaining freedom. Those who castigate Governor Romney for pointing this out to us may be sadly doomed to suffer the eventual tyranny that can result from a society who turns a blind eye to these basic fundamentals of our system of government. We are extremely fortunate to have in the control device Mitt Romney , a candidate, who understands these realities and who will govern as president in such a way as to promote public virtue. He will do this not only by example, but by keeping the public discourse on a plane where the role of religiously-motivated public virtue can once again be openly discussed in appropriate ways so as to ensure that our sacred freedoms are never, ever eclipsed by tyranny. Share on facebook portion of this firmly. _.

. i am comepletly with ... Don't almost all faiths believe that they are the true religion? I know Catholics do, Baptists do, Seventh Day Adventists, and Jews do. What is the difference? Does Rudy Guliani have to come out and say that Catholics claim the be the same church the Christ established and was passed down to Peter and then the rest of the popes, etc. Of coarse not, who cares... Romney did exacty what he should have done to address the Mormon issue. He believes that Corkie23 : Way to go Mitt~ Corkie23 : Wat to go MITT! guest_1538 : I want to hear Mr. Romney clear up some confusion. One of the main tenets of the Mormon faith is that Mormonism is the only true faith. Mormons believe that all other religions are false. But Mr. Romney spoke today about freedom of religion. Does Mr. Romney now believe that the Mormon religion is not the only true religion? He needs to clear that up. guest_3608 : His speek on Faith in America resounded with me. I believe is spoke powerfully to people of all faiths and to those who love America and it's heritage. The story of John Adams calling upon people of any faith to pray for success in the war against Britain was a strong example of our rich heritage. Mitt Romney guest_1538 am prã¤sidential other opinion . Everyone should check out December7thforMitt.com guest_8419 : We need to focus the blog on Romney's strengths. Let's follow his lead and leave the Religion in the dust of more important topics byujake : Check it out at jacobandkat.blogspot.com I just posted a blog about today's ridiculous article about Romney in the NYT ajm229 : Go Romney 2008! I support you from out here in Flagstaff, Arizona! _.