I know why (as of this year) why they keep their databases & the basic nature of their faith. Do you think that this changes any non Mormon’s personal relationship with God in any way or their own accountability/ salvation? I’m just sayin’ because I don’t.
I was raised in the Church of Christ & my grandmother fervently believed that all Catholics were going straight to you-know where. My husband of nearly 26 years is Catholic. I have gone to mass- frequently, with him, but have never entertained conversion. Nor have I ever encouraged him to change his faith, either. I don’t hold the same view, though because some of the “best” (literally. Better people than me!) Christians I have known are Catholic.
Spirituality is the most personal aspect of who we are, imho. God Works miracles Every. Day. The best thing we can “do about” Mormons is pray that He Will Open their eyes. I guess I just don’t feel threatened by them. I am a *lot* more concerned about anything-goes liberalism that is destroying our society & literally cutting God out of our children’s’ lives away from home.
just my .02
“pirituality is the most personal aspect of who we are, imho. God Works miracles Every. Day. The best thing we can “do about” Mormons is pray that He Will Open their eyes. I guess I just don’t feel threatened by them. I am a *lot* more concerned about anything-goes liberalism that is destroying our society & literally cutting God out of our children’s’ lives away from home.”
We are commanded by God to do much more:
Mat_28:19 Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:
I will not be a party to the normalization of Mormonism for the sake of party politics.