[La Enchiladita]

If the anti-Mormon posters would even identify their own faith, it would be a step in the right direction. It’s disconcerting that they can’t even be honest about that.

[MHGinTN]

Those ‘anti-Mormon’ posters are so rare, I can’t think of one right off hand. Could you name a couple so we anti-Mormonism posters could correct them? I mean, this Episcopalian sure would like to stop that anti-canoeing crowd, but alas what can I do, little meat&cheese roll?

[rightazrain]

“If the anti-Mormon posters would even identify their own faith, it would be a step in the right direction. It’s disconcerting that they can’t even be honest about that.”

I’ve read a lot of these posts. There seems to be a fixation for LDS posters to demand denominational status.

The thing is, Christians think of themselves as Christians first. The Christian denomination they fellowship in is generally secondary. Most Christian churches have some core central beliefs they agree upon, which unifies them as belonging to the Body of Christ (the church).

Mormon teachings fall outside those core central beliefs.