[azcap]

No, but it legitimizes the Mormon church and will increase their growth (the Mormon church hasn’t grown in a long time, maybe two decades).

 

Facts are obviously not a hindrance to your opinions.

 

LDS Membership & - Two Decades

1987    6,394,314       227,340         3.69%
1988    6,721,210       326,896         5.11%
1989    7,308,444       587,234         8.74%
1990    7,761,179       452,735         6.19%
1991    8,089,848       328,669         4.23%
1992    8,404,087       314,239         3.88%
1993    8,689,168       285,081         3.39%
1994    9,024,368       335,200         3.86%
1995    9,338,859       314,491         3.48%
1996    9,692,441       353,582         3.79%
1997    10,071,783      379,342         3.91%
1998    10,354,241      282,458         2.80%
1999    10,752,986      398,745         3.85%
2000    11,068,861      315,875         2.94%
2001    11,394,522      325,661         2.94%
2002    11,721,548      327,026         2.87%
2003    11,985,254      263,706         2.25%
2004    12,275,822      290,568         2.42%
2005    12,560,869      285,047         2.32%
2006    12,868,606      307,737         2.45%

[Greg F]

Silly numbers. The Mormon church never drops anyone from their rolls. You have to ask, usually multiple times before they do it. You are lucky if you have 5 million active Mormons from what I’ve read and the church has been stuck there for a long time. Appropriate for a cult. Christians gained 3,000 in the first sermon after Pentacost. Mormons get used by thier church, social pressure for missions, like the social pressure to give up 10% in tithe plus 4% in “charity” . . . and their church does not grow except in wealth.

[Saundra Duffy]

Isn’t it amazing? Mormons are just a drop in the bucket but are somehow able to accomplish so much good in the world. I love being a Mormon. I love my Church. I love my Savior Jesus Christ and Heavenly Father for sending His Son to save me. The Holy Ghost testifies this to my spirit.