We should love and pray for our Mormon brothers and sisters, but we *must not* include them in ecumenical movements. This is not because we hate them but because we love God and his pure doctrine above all. We must not dignify Mormonism as anything like Christianity—else we

Fundamental differences: 1. Mormons hold that God the Father was once an ordinary man. 2. They reject the Trinity. 3. They hold that Jesus was not eternally existent and brothers with Satan. 4. Mormonism teaches a complicated doctrine of salvation by elaborate works.

From a rational point of view, Mormonism makes no sense. Among the many, many problems: - Joseph Smith was a classic frontier charlatan and a Freemason. - Mormonism is chock full of Masonic symbolism and rites. - The Mormon texts appeared first in English, supposedly received by

Mormons are on the march trying to rebrand themselves as “just another Christian denomination.” This is strictly bullshit. I will not apologize for the word—it is called for here. Firmly resist this movement. If you do not, we will come to regret it greatly.

Did I mention that Joseph Smith was a liar and a charlatan, who knew he was foisting his own fiction and Masonic rites on a gullible populace, bedded other men’s wives, and was basically a 19th century L. Ron Hubbard? Mormons will be offended at this characterization I know, but

@lsanger I'm curious what is the standard that defines what a Christian is and where do Mormons fall short of that standard?

@SWGunn005 Begin with the classic creeds (Apostle’s, Nicene, and Athanasian) and get back to us.

@lsanger Beyond study of the Bible, I highly recommend the “Ancient Traditions” podcast by Jack Logan. The parallels found in ancient civilizations with our Christian Faith is astonishing and clearly defines our distinct Faith from Mormon (and so many other) beliefs

@23bodr Amen. One of the more fascinating and persuasive studies is biblical archaeology.

@lsanger So no chance of reconciliation with Shamanism, I suppose? kek.

@pool14music Er, no.

@lsanger At least adherents of Joseph Smith do not fellate Islamists or apologise for their backwards 7th century religious ideology unlike your pal Tucker Qatarlson. Yet you have no problems hanging out with Tucker and posting his work on here. I'll say Physician heal thy self.

@NotVictorGodwin Blocky blocky

@lsanger Catholics are the only actual Christians. All other are heretics.

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@lsanger Mormonism also believes in reincarnation which is also in the Book of Enoch and was removed by the Church so followers can be controlled with threats of heaven and hell. The Christianity most people believe in today is a pagan religion created by Emperor Constantine and his mom.

@Joneemartian This merely displays your own poor understanding of history.

@lsanger Wow that is quite a statement. Misguided and completely ignorant. Now is not the time to be blatantly trying to cause division between Christians. We should at all costs be sticking together right now. Your post is grossly irresponsible.

@rangeredge1621 And I rebuke you in turn for your presumption to a status your doctrine does not enjoy. Mormons are not Christians, it is important that Christians say so, and it is essential we *not* join in any sort of ecumenical union with them.

@lsanger The full name of the Church is: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, seems really Christian to me.

@mosesxander87 Kind of like how the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is so very democratic, and of the people!

@lsanger How will “we come to regret it?” What have members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints done to warrant that comment?

@GrandmaKristine What are you referring to? A later comment? Care to share the context which is not evident here?

@lsanger The LDS movement cannot live long on the foundation of lies it has built. As we have already seen w/ T Robinson, its future members will focus their disgruntlement on Christians/conservatives. UT was the only state to move towards the Dems in '24. By 2040, it'll become the