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To: Pelham

I opined a bit more frankly on Mormons here:

To: Catsrus
It’s simple

Their Christianity is plain different

They can believe as they want or born into

I would never say otherwise but when I read Smiths musings it gives me pause

And I like Mormons as a rule

It’s such an unusual happenstance just popping up in New York and the Midwest based on the dreams of one man and predicated on sexual mores that folks had to find troubling

Great way to very quickly expand a brand new religion though

And once established then do away with what made the church what it was so fast....literally 2-4 generations

Does your average run of the mill parishioner believe the Moroni book and that Smiths dreams were real and divine as say the burning bush

I don’t know

I would not make a good Mormon given I’m non conformist and rebellious and anti authority by nature

120 posted on March 23, 2016 at 2:43:54 AM CDT by wardaddy (Cruz path to nomination is a box canyon)
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231 posted on 03/24/2016 10:09:31 PM PDT by wardaddy (Cruz path to nomination is a box canyon)
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To: wardaddy

Yeah I remember seeing that post too. In fact I think it was that post with “Their Christianity is plain different” that prompted me to write. I like Mormons as people but the Mormon religion isn’t a form of Christianity. It’s borrows bits and pieces of the bible but teaches something entirely at variance with Christian theology. Gnosticism did something similar in the first century.

https://carm.org/comparison-between-christian-doctrine-and-mormon-doctrine


232 posted on 03/24/2016 10:23:41 PM PDT by Pelham (more than election. Revolution)
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