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Posted at 06:35 PM ET, 08/10/2012

In new ad, Romney challenges President Obama’s values

By Georgetown/ On Faith

“Who shares your values?President Obama used his health-care plan to declare war on religion, forcing religious institutions to go against their faith. Mitt Romney believes that’s wrong. In 1979, a son of Poland, Pope John Paul II, spoke words that would bring down an empire: “Be not afraid.’’ When religious freedom is threatened, who do you want to stand with?”

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney claims in new political ad that President Obama is waging war on religion.

Read more in the Faith 2012 Quote Archives.

\On Aug. 8, 2012, Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney campaigns in Des Moines, Iowa. (AP)

By Georgetown/ On Faith | 06:35 PM ET, 08/10/2012

Tags: Mitt Romney, President Obama, attack ad, war on religion, Faith 2012 Quote Archives, Georgetown/ On Faith, Quote of the Day

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