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FYI, "Mormons" aren't required to have a year's supply of food at all. The principle is being prepared and good stewards of things (finically, physically, etc). - Actual "Mormon".

A person is a Christian if they accept Christ as their Savior. Not by belonging or not belonging to a specific denomination.

Ah! I misunderstand, my apologies.

I'd invite you to challenge that assumption @CharismaticLady :)

I'm sorry, but you've repeatedly point-blank ignored my responses. To me, that indicates that a person is not interested in conversation. So I bid you goodbye.

Again: it's an analogy to highlight two partners sharing the load. Not literal. Do you believe that a husband and wife should support each other?

Analogy.... Again: It's an analogy to highlight two partners sharing the load. Do you believe that a husband and wife should support each other?

It's an analogy to highlight two partners sharing the load. Do you believe that a husband and wife should support each other?

*hippo* Ideally, want want to walk with someone whom as the nearest possible faith to yourself (particular beliefs, levels of devotion, plans, etc). That way you can equally support each other. Now that being said, life isn't ideal. A person's faith also transforms at time-- somebody could...

Note: I would agree with this if we're talking about people whom show up at the store and just buy everything out in a panic rush. That's silly and selfish. However, that's totally different that person whom wants to have a stockpile at their house, and gradually buys a stock and does indeed...

I acknowledged that you mean well. But your methods ring hollow (again, claiming to care about a person and then completely ignoring them and them taking the time to explain their beliefs, and instead continually talking down to them). I also acknowledge that you are a Christian and love Christ...

It rings extremely hollow when you say you care about anyone, and then and then ignore them/what they say/what they believe. And instead only talk only talk down to them. I know that you mean well in your head, but to have your words/actions mean anything you need to really talk with that...

Responding to this now that I've found some quasi-polite phrasing: I spent the time to type up an explanation of beliefs and practices, in response to your questions. Rather than respond to my statements, you ignored them with this post that essentially boils down to "I believe Manly P. Hall...

It's whatever.

I'm going to PASSIONATELY disagree with you here on all accounts.

Yes. The purpose of temples is to have a dedicated worship space away from the day-to-day chaos of life. The purpose of rituals is outward displaying of one's inward devotion to God. The purpose of decorations it to be pretty and remind one of God. They don't play any active role in anything...

I have literally addressed these questions from you before. Why dance this same dance again?

*just jumping in here for my view* I don't find the 2020 Catholic Church to be synonymous with the 33AD church. Though of course Catholics are Christians. I'm first and foremost interested in going straight to God for His Truth. I acknowledge how Catholics value things handed down through the...

They're totally allowed to invite. And you're totally allowed to invite yourself. Or just show up for service. A google search will find nearby meeting places easy. *Caveat here: I'm talking normal time, I have no idea what your local covid situation is like and how that influences things.

Did you ask?