Does Mitt Romney go door to door spreading his faith like the Mormons near me do?

Question

Do you think the campaign could just be a big cover up or even a double agenda for the Church of Latter Day saints to go and spead their ideology?

Answer 1

He probably did serve on a mission somewhere, I am sure that some campaign manager is busily getting that information ready, if he looks like he is going to win the Republican nomination.

Imagine what pictures of young Mitt with his white shirt and black tie and name badge would do in a campaign add.

We will see it if he is nominated, and a large portion of America will see that and think twice about electing him.

No offense intended LSD folks, but understand the proposal of being woke up on a Saturday morning while sporting an hangover, by 18 year olds trying to tell you about God, really doesn't sit well with a majority of people and you know it. Imagine being visited by Atheists trying to talk you out of going to church while standing on your doorstep, you gotta admit you would be pissed.

Answer 2

Mitt served a 2 year mission for the Mormon Church when he was 19-21 [his mission was in France].
No, Mitt's campaign isn't a big cover up/power grab/double agenda for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mitt made his own decision to get into politics.

Answer 3

Only full time missionaries go tracting door to door. Mitt Romney served a full time mission as a young man, in France.

And if it were an agenda to spread our ideology, then why don't the convgressmen who are LDS, and the governnors who are, all trying to "spread our agenda"?

Answer 4

He did that when he was between the ages of 19-21. Romney went to France for two years on a mission as most men of his faith do and managed to convert two people.

Answer 5

that's obviously not true. Mormons have missionaries who volunteer for two years to the area they are called. The missionaries go house to house to discuss their beliefs. After their two years they return to their homes. Mitt Romney is only a member with no position or calling in the church.

The church is completely neutral in politics. The church never uses church buildings for politics, never endorses politicians or contributes to campains. Nor do members in politices have an agenda for the church. dingy Harry Reid and Mitt Romney are complete opposite in politics but are both members of the church.

Your statement is completely inaccurate and misleading.

Answer 6

I have no idea whether he goes door-to-door in his free time. With a wife and 5-6 kids, I doubt the man has time. I think the man does want to be president. I'd vote for him. Him being LDS isn't any different than if he were Catholic, Baptist, etc. Politics and religion shouldn't have anything to do w/ each other.

Answer 7

He used to
No, Romney is in a political dynasty.
His father had run for the presidential candidacy for the Republicans

Answer 8

I would be thrilled if Mit Romney came to my house. I would learn so much. He might regret knocking on my door but I surely wouldn't. I am a sucker for trivia!

Like did you know Mormon's wear magical mormon underwear? They have to wear it under their real undies and bras!

And Mormons believe in having many children because they believe in a mommy god that had many spirits. Or atleast that's what I hear.

Answer 9

Yes. He has crafted a whole new innovative approach to going door to door for both religious and political purposes.

Answer 10

There is NO hidden agendas