there should be constructed a mammoth weapons system potentially capable of destroying much of civilization." Attitudes in Utah and the Mormon community saw an immediate change, one that was very outspoken against the MX missile system. For me, one must ask, when voting for a Mormon in any elected capacity, what will they do when the prophet of the LDS Church speaks? [...] and Evangelicals Follow-UpJan 20th, 2012 by francisbeckwithA post of mine from yesterday -- Better to be an adulterer than a Mormon?: Evangelicals, Gingrich, and Romney -- garnered the most hits in the history of this blog. In response to this entry, my dear friend [...] [...] than all that.UPDATE II: Meanwhile Francis Beckwith, who before the debate wondered if some think it's better to be an adulterer than a Mormon, has a followup: on Gingrich, Romney and the EvangelicalsThe slings and arrows of Christianity, [...] [...] most people won't take a good look at it.  That's the nature of things.  I did find this liittle anecdote from noted Catholic scholar Francis Beckwith fascinating: During the drive from Salt Lake to Provo after I had conducted my workshop on Catholic Social [...] [...] Romney, and Evangelicals Follow-Up," Return to Rome Blog (20 January 2011) "Better to be an adulterer than a Mormon?: Evangelicals, Gingrich, and Romney," Return to Rome Blog (18 January 2011)"Newt Gingrich, Redemption, and the Presidency," Return to [...] [...] However, South Carolina voters wanted Newt -- 40% of them at least. It turns out the