Actually there are stores that carry books concerned with cults. Perhaps you’ve visited one. They are called Christian Book Stores.
In fact I regularly meet with other recovering Mormons who are trying to combat the cultic mentality we were raised in, or fooled into joining.
It takes much of my time, and I find it enjoyable and rewarding. Some people devote their entire lives to this end. They are called Christian missionaries. Perhaps you’ve heard of something similar?
>> Actually there are stores that carry books concerned with cults. Perhaps you’ve visited one. They are called Christian Book Stores.
Correct, all organized religion by definition is a cult :http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cult
>> In fact I regularly meet with other recovering Mormons who are trying to combat the
>>cultic mentality we were raised in, or fooled into joining.
This can be said of any religion where people are allowed to leave.
>> It takes much of my time, and I find it enjoyable and rewarding. Some people devote
>>their entire lives to this end. They are called Christian missionaries. Perhaps you’ve
>>heard of something similar?
So are Baptists that spend their time with Recovering Methodists Christian missionaries? How about Catholics that spend their time with recovering Lutherans?
This is such a lipstick on a pig example I am not going to go any further with it for fear I’ll get banned.