[CCWoody]

***You need to reconsider your answers here, but I doubt you will.

Both scripture and church history disagree with you on this one.***

I never denied that there are the lost who come into the church. The core issue has been, and still is, the desire of some here to turn the house of God into a place where those who are in false religion can worship with the saints.

The only real comforting thing here is that you did take a stand that Mormons are not invited in to worship with the saints. Of course, this still leaves you with the problem of how to deal with all those pastors who think there is nothing wrong with it. But, being Methodist, that is your fight and not mine.

Woody.

[xzins]

I will know who stands to lead the people in any church I pastor. Only trinitarians would ever be put before the people in a leader role. And I'm picky about them.

However, I don't check cards on attenders. If some mormons were to come in for the worship service I would certainly not remove them. (In fact, I would [and have] invite[d] them to hear the gospel.) The doors are closed only to those who have the intention of disrupting or injuring the people.

[Vernon]

The core issue has been, and still is, the desire of some here to turn the house of God into a place where those who are in false religion can worship with the saints.

Amazing! Incredible!