Mormonism

[tzcho2]

Again, not even actuate as to actual beliefs.

It's totally ok to disagree with another person's beliefs. But arguing against something no one actually believes is a little silly.

Ya, just "silly" because you are deceived and don't know you are in a cult.
Mormonism is a demonic doctrine that leads people to hell.

 

[Jane_Doe22]

Ya, just "silly" because you are deceived and don't know you are in a cult.
Mormonism is a demonic doctrine that leads people to hell.

Tzcho2, I'm an OCD truthful person, who prizes facts and truth. While some people spend their free time watching football, I spend it visiting places of worship, and listening to what the people their believe: learning and studying in their own house, from their own sources, with their own teachers. I just want to learn more about them and better love them. I've studied dozens of different faith groups this way.

When I run across a person who says "group A is going to Hell!" I find that most of the time, that person has never even stepped foot into a group A church, nor sat in services to listen, nor read their sources with their own teachers. They just don't know what group A actually believes. And often times, they don't want to-- and usually fear those facts. And often (ironically) criticize others with "you're just brainwashed and don't know any better!"

That's your chosen path. I can't change your decision. But I'm also not going to stop on my path: continuing to love Christ, truth, and people of all faiths.

Have a good day/night, as there's zero point any further discussion between us.

 

[aspen]

I think one of the differences between Mormons and Conservative Protestants is that LDS generally love their church and doctrines - Conservative Protestants hate their church and doctrines - which is ironic on so many levels...

So how can a conservative Protestant criticize a Mormon for believing in doctrine that will send them to Hell, when they hate and distrust their own doctrines?

 

[tzcho2]

Tzcho2, I'm an OCD truthful person, who prizes facts and truth. While some people spend their free time watching football, I spend it visiting places of worship, and listening to what the people their believe: learning and studying in their own house, from their own sources, with their own teachers. I just want to learn more about them and better love them. I've studied dozens of different faith groups this way.

When I run across a person who says "group A is going to Hell!" I find that most of the time, that person has never even stepped foot into a group A church, nor sat in services to listen, nor read their sources with their own teachers. They just don't know what group A actually believes. And often times, they don't want to-- and usually fear those facts. And often (ironically) criticize others with "you're just brainwashed and don't know any better!"

That's your chosen path. I can't change your decision. But I'm also not going to stop on my path: continuing to love Christ, truth, and people of all faiths.

Have a good day/night, as there's zero point any further discussion between us.

You love the fairy-tales that Mormonism has taught you to believe about their phony Jesus, that is not the Lord and Savior of the Bible.

I'm warning those with ears to hear that Mormonism has nothing to do with Christianity. True Christianity is based upon the Judeo-Christian Bible ONLY. The church of Latter day saints is a False and dangerous religious Cult that deceives people by teaching them lies and confusion. Anyone who has done research on it knows this. Mormonism teaches spiritual lies that deceive people and entraps them into believing fables.
The Bible is explicit on warning about false teachers , false prophets, wolves in sheep's clothing and that some people will be lead away from the truth but away from heaven because they have "itching ears" and it is the Christians responsibility to make the distinction between Christianity and Mormonism. There is only one way that leads to eternal life - that is by faith in Jesus Christ alone as paying our personal sin debt on Calvary as revealed in the Bible.
There is Only one written Godly authority and spiritual Truth and that is the Bible ALONE, and there is ONE GOD who Exists in Three Persons. GOD the FATHER, the Son Jesus Christ, and The Holy Spirit.
The only True God is the LORD God who is in heaven, He is Omnipotent, Omniscient, and who is Only revealed in the pages of the Judeo-Christian Bible and taught in basic Christian Theology. The Holy LORD God is the UNCREATED One, God is God is self-existent, He is Spirit, He is HOLY. HE declares who He is in Isaiah “For I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like Me” (Isaiah 46:9). Exodus 3:14. When Moses asked the Lord about His name, God replied, “I AM WHO I AM.” God is the eternally self-existent Being who always was and always will be.
The Lord Jesus Christ, being God in the flesh , shares the eternal uncreated nature of God the Father.
In Colossians 1:16-17 Apostle Paul spoke of Jesus saying, "In him all things were created : things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through Him and for Him. He (Jesus) is before all things, and in Him all things hold together. "

 

[tzcho2]

I think one of the differences between Mormons and Conservative Protestants is that LDS generally love their church and doctrines - Conservative Protestants hate their church and doctrines - which is ironic on so many levels...

So how can a conservative Protestant criticize a Mormon for believing in doctrine that will send them to Hell, when they hate and distrust their own doctrines?

There is only one God and one Savior Jesus Christ and that is the Savior who is only revealed in the pages of the Bible.
Not found in a church.
Believing the real Jesus is found in Mormonism is like believing the real Jesus is found in Buddhism or Hinduism.

 

[amadeus]

There is only one God and one Savior Jesus Christ and that is the Savior who is only revealed in the pages of the Bible.
Not found in a church.
Believing the real Jesus is found in Mormonism is like believing the real Jesus is found in Buddhism or Hinduism.

No, Jesus is not found in any of those three, but neither is he found in any group or church included in what men might call Christianity or Christendom. Rather he really is found in the hearts of some people and they probably belong to many hundreds [thousands?] of groups organized by men. But the organizations of men do NOT contain Him.