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Praying with someone in legal i.e. spiritual agreement about something cannot be done between unequally yoked persons.

Why are you dancing around my question? Would you pray with a Catholic? Do you grill someone on their exact doctrinal belief of Christ before you pray with them? Heck, I'll pray with an athiest if they are in my home for dinner. Should I have not done that?

Praying for Mormons is a different matter altogether, but I don't see Paul or Peter or Jesus doing much praying with or for false teachers in the Bible, so I don't know what precedent there is for it. Do you?

Jesus and his disciples prayed with/for all sorts of people. Did Jesus grill people on their religious doctrine before he forgave their sins and healed them? Did Jesus grill the thousands before him when prayed by giving thanks for the food that they were about to receive?

And what did Jesus say to his disciples when they wanted to go rebuke some others that were going around preaching, healing, etc?

This time try to answer the questions.

Jesus did not pray for or with False Teachers or False Prophets. All He did, over and over again, was WARN US about false teachers and false prophets in the End Times when He also told us to beware the Great Apostasy that would come over the Church... i.e. the Strong Delusion of Isaiah and Thessolonians.

I was born again at a born again Catholic Church and the basics of Catholicism do not infringe on Christian theology regarding salvation as Mormonism does. I’m not into Popery of course, but only an idiot Catholic would actually believe that a mere mortal man is the intercessor for mankind on earth, especially since that Meditator already came died and was resurrected.

Comparing Mormons to Catholics isn’t the right analogy anyway. The proper analogy is Mormons to Islam... same fake lotta sex after death with wives or virgins... same fake mishmosh of Old and New Covenant ideas... same squatting on Judeo Christian ideas and geography... same violence built into its foundational beliefs. Bleech.