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To: ToryNotion

~”From where I’m standing I think both flavors of Christianity view Mormonism as a cult.”~

I’m not aware of any official Catholic declarations to that effect. The Catholic Church has, of course, decried the LDS Church, along with all other non-Catholic denominations, as being in error, heretical, etc. I would expect nothing different, as all churches think they have embraced the truth.

I could, of course, answer each of the “stumpers” posed in your link, if you care. Most people don’t.


54 posted on 01/22/2008 7:52:50 PM PST by tantiboh
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To: tantiboh

Confucious say, “Better to be friend in company of Mormon
than slave in den of Witch”


55 posted on 01/22/2008 7:56:30 PM PST by tflabo (Truth or tyranny)
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To: tantiboh

I didn’t mean to offend with the link. I merely thought it showed how some Catholics view the Mormon Church.


62 posted on 01/22/2008 7:59:56 PM PST by ToryNotion
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To: tantiboh
"I’m not aware of any official Catholic declarations to that effect. The Catholic Church has, of course, decried the LDS Church, along with all other non-Catholic denominations, as being in error, heretical, etc. I would expect nothing different, as all churches think they have embraced the truth."

The Roman Catholic Church makes a distinction between Protestants and LDS: Protestants are considered Christians in error. LDS are not considered Christians at all.

But I will vote for Romney. "Better to be ruled by a wise Turk than a foolish Christian."

84 posted on 01/22/2008 8:25:14 PM PST by cookcounty (Ja-pan Jack Murtha, The ex-Marine who thinks Okinawa is on his Middle East map.)
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