“Christians should witness to them, not pretend they are fellow Christians.”
How can you witness to Mormons if you do not first interact with them?
“Deseret might let a Christian write about how special Christ is, but I rather doubt they will allow a Christian to actually share the gospel with their Mormon readers.”
Please show me your proof that someone on my team has personally denied you the freedom to do that on our national site.
If Deseret would like to give me a platform to compare and contrast Christianity and Mormonism, please forgive me.
“How can you witness to Mormons if you do not first interact with them?”
I have two good Mormon friends and even some Mormon relatives. In fact, I even dated one years ago. So of course I believe Christians should interact with Mormons on a personal basis. But that’s far different from forging alliances and becoming unequally yoked in the biblical sense.
Also, Christians must be mindful that at one time (back when I dated a Mormon), Mormons drew a stark line between themselves and evangelical Christians. Somewhere along the way they changed their marketing strategy. Today they seek legitimacy as fellow believers. Christians cannot give that to them. Not to be mean, but for the sake of the gospel. Mormonism is wholly incompatible with biblical Christianity.