So you are NOT into 'contending for the faith once delivered'?
That's ok; I just hope that in the future you'll become more active.
As a Christian it is my commission to spread the Gospel. Once the nonbeliever hears of the Gospel, they have three options, reject it, want to hear more of it or accept it. Every human being has a spiritual component that is affected by the message. It is up to them to chose how they react to the Gospel. Mormons know that Christians do not accept the Book of Mormons, and many of their major tenants. Knowing that, Salvations is in their hands not mine. Still as Christians we need to treat nonbelievers with kindness, patience and respect. There are many ways we can preach to nonbelievers, and one of them is thru our own behavior. We cannot write people off because they do not immediately accept Christ. Some may accept moments before they die. That is why we cannot be too quick to judge and write off, because doing so is to chase them away from Salvation, not encourage them to seek or think about it. Because Mormons are well behaved is not the basis to determine the veracity of their faith, but from an American citizen aspect (social not faith) Mormons are well behaved, hardworking, strong family value, self control and etc. Something American society can do with more of.