[Elsie]

If they are good citizens, take care of themselves, and are a net plus for the community, who am I to judge them because they don’t share my religion.

Then I can only assume that your religion is not Christianity.

THAT 'religion' has a fairly clear mandate on what to do when faced with false teachers and false prophets.

[Elsie]

#118 for those who missed it.

[1rudeboy]

What's that? Declaring a fatwa on FR? The Constitution of the United States is very clear on freedom of religion . . . instead of throwing stones [pun intended] at people who believe in it, perhaps you should read it?

[3Fingas]

Would you object if I said I was Jewish?

I am not Jewish, but I ask that because some peoples’ understanding of their faith would have a mandate for those who deny the central tenet of Christianity.

Muslims would probably object to Mormonism as well but I don’t think that you would advocate their remedy for their differences with that religion.

You or I may disagree with someone’s faith, but it is not for us to judge them. There is only one authority for that and it is not us. I see most Mormons as conducting themselves in a positive way, even if I think their theology is wrong in my eyes.