[Invincibly Ignorant]

Still, II, much of what I've seen you object to within Christianity over years of threads is shared by the Mormon worldview.

So, in that sense, you either ignore that...or, don't care to note that Mormonism teaches the same thing.

If you're referring to a non trinitarian viewpoint you'd be correct and I have no problem sharing that viewpoint with those of a Mormon persuasion. I, unlike you, do not believe everything having to do with Mormonism has cooties. :-) Although my nontrinitarian belief would be different in that I'm not convinced of an human sacrifice for the purpose of atonement. But conversely, a Mormon could tell me what I find unacceptable about Mormonism might be shared by those with a more Christian leaning.

[mrreaganaut]

If you're referring to a non-Trinitarian viewpoint you'd be correct and I have no problem sharing that viewpoint with those of a Mormon persuasion ... I'm not convinced of an human sacrifice for the purpose of atonement.

What is your non-Trinitarian viewpoint? What is your view of atonement? Inquiring minds want to know!

[T Minus Four]

In the political world, I believe that is what’s known as being a “moderate”.