[Loud Mime]

Oh, what does that prove? Nothing.

Religious nut cases are funny people. They cannot prove themselves to be right before they cast others as wrong. Religion consists of no proof, so they must ignore reality and embrace fantasy. The nut cases put on their Napoleon hats and act like they are God’s agents in religious matters; they fantasize of having the great powers granted to the Inquisitors before them and enjoy their tapioca as it is spoon fed to them.

Never do they address questions posed to them. Instead, they counter attack.
“You are one of them!” A sinner! A non-believer! I’m right; you’re wrong!

Obsession is a hard emotion to overcome, as is the conceit that accompanies religious bigotry.

[Elsie]

Oh, what does that prove? Nothing.

It might 'prove' nothing; but it SHOWS that your INPUTS to this thread are not very deep, theologically speaking.

But when you state this...

They cannot prove themselves to be right before they cast others as wrong.

...you've pretty much summed up the MORMON style of proselyzing.