Stephen takes a further look at what Romney believes as a member of the LDS church and how it might affect his presidency if he were elected.

Stephen takes a look at the strong suits of Mormonism rather than the clichés, and envisions what the country might look like under a Romney presidency.

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Stephen reads excerpts from "The Mormonizing of America: How the Mormon Religion Became a Dominant Force in Politics, Entertainment, and Pop Culture." CORRECTION: The audio version of Stephen's book can be found here. Stephen mentions Oasis.com in the podcast, but is actually referring to OasisAudio.com. We apologize for the mistake.

Stephen acknowledges the discord between Christianity and politics, illustrating the merits of thinking biblically above all else.

Stephen contends that the need has never been greater for conversation, education and investigation regarding today's world religions—including our own.

Stephen describes the history of an ancient branch of Christianity that still remains relevant today.

Stephen talks about Vanderbilt University's recently instituted "all-comers policy."

In light of recent government encroachments on civil liberties, Stephen reminds us that individual freedom is a non-partisan concern.

Stephen discusses the constitutionality of states rights, civil unions, and the amendment that passed recently in North Carolina.