The Most Reverend Mike Huckabee and his followers are proven religious bigots. How do we know this to be true? Because they consistently attack only one religious sect in all of Christendom for supposed “weird” beliefs, — the Mormons.

This is not only bigotry, it is shameful ignorance to boot, as every sect of Christianity is guilty of believing in the “weird.” Christian beliefs begin with angels appearing to pregnant women; one was a virgin who went on to birth the Son of God. This same Son of God grew to manhood and at death, arose from the dead and publicly ascended to heaven. Basically, all Christian sects espouse these fundamental weird beliefs.

Then, about 300 years after the death of Jesus Christ, His official Church officially declared a new “weirdness” added to its beliefs. It was “The Holy Trinity” that, for whatever reason, Jesus forgot to explain to his followers. That weird tenet meant that Jesus, the son of a virgin and of God, along with the mysterious Holy Spirit and also God himself were really all one being. That was so difficult to explain to Christian followers that the Church decreed that anyone who did not believe be executed. Finally some centuries later, Saint Patrick found the shamrock in Ireland which somehow explained it all, and saved the necks of many.

Does Mike Huckabee condemn Roman Catholicism for its weird belief in transubstantiation? Basically when Catholics partake of the sacrament of communion, the bread and the wine are NOT symbols of Christ’s flesh and blood, but the food and drink are physically transformed into the real flesh and blood of Jesus, which his followers devour. NO, they never condemn Catholics for this “weird” belief!

Do Reverend Huckabee and his followers condemn Unitarians for their strangeness and call then non-Christians? Do they ever rail against the American presidents John Adams, John Quincy Adams and Millard Fillmore who were of that faith? In fact, one of America’s greatest Founding Fathers, John Adams, rejected the Christian Trinity and the divinity of Jesus, and that was the reason he joined the Unitarian faith. What condemnation do these former Presidents receive from religious bigots such as Mike Huckabee? NONE!

What about Dwight Eisenhower’s Jehovah’s Witness faith, that he actually attempted to hide? Perhaps President Eisenhower was aware of religious bigots in his time, such as today’s Christian evangelicals. Eisenhower’s family were followers of the Watchtower Society and he was raised in that faith, which later took the name Jehovah’s Witnesses. The home where he was raised served as the local WatchTower meeting Hall. Ike’s father received a WatchTower funeral when he died and his mother remained an active Jehovah’s Witness her entire life. President Eisenhower was sworn into the presidency with a WatchTower printed Bible.

Do America’s religious bigots condemn as “weird” those Christian churches that follow Biblical teachings literally? In the Book of Mark, Jesus said: “And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues; They shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.” Do Huckabee and his acolytes condemn those who practice the Biblical teaching of glossolalia? See YouTube example: Speaking in Tongues. What about the Biblical teaching of handling serpents while in the spirit of Jesus Christ, which some Christians follow still? See YouTube’s Snake Handling Christians. Has anyone ever heard Reverend Mike Huckabee and his followers condemn these beliefs of some Christian faiths? NO!

Reverend Mike Huckabee and his followers spew their religious bigotry, in this day and age, only against the Mormon faith and against Mike Huckabee’s political rival, Mitt Romney, who is a practitioner of that faith, because they find some of the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be “weird.”

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