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by Anonymous on September 18th, 2005

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Do Mormons worship Joseph Smith, Mormon or Moroni?

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  • by free4life79 on August 23rd, 2006

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    Although they may tell you they do not worship these ,the truth is they do. What happens when you put a mans teachings above the Bibles teachings(Gods teachings) is we have now made that our god.
    Mormons hold up the book of Mormons more than they do the bible.They have been decieved by the devil himself and now are convinced that it is God Almighty they serve. Mormonism is NOT Christian nor do they worship the God of the bible, instead of saying what Jesus'diciple said we should say"He must increase and I must decrease" the Mormons say the exact opposite! "I will be like the most high God" the devil said that from the very beginning!

    Bob- if you can tell me that the mormons do something completly different then what i say they do then prove it? tell me and everyone else what you believe because evertime i say they do this or believe that, you say no they dont. So what about you prove me wrong!
    All the info i've ever said about moronism is directly from their own websites and book of mormons and directly from the mormons and ex mormons themselves!
    **** it is in the "christian" section because the momons say they are "christian" so everybody believes them!. I'm sure satanic worshippers are nice to some extent.
    Bob- I guess you can say that Christ was hate filled too then ! He told the truth and did not cover sin. He came to save and reveal mans sin not hide it! it is not hate to want momons to be free. If you think I hate you then you are wrong I hate the lies that steal lives and send people to hell not you. God hates the sin and loves the sinner.
    -- thanks John that is the whole piont. how can a person who is sick find a cure without first being diagnosed.

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    • As usual, she hasn't the faintest clue what she's talking about.

      Anonymous

      by Anonymous on August 23rd, 2006

    • if they arent christans why is it in the christan section????

      eric_the_barbaric7

      by eric_the_barbaric7 on September 26th, 2006

    • Tell you where you are wrong? Just read the answers that were actually given by Mormons. BTW if your hate filled rhetoric is an example of what your church teaches, then I would not want to be associated with it.

      Glenn Blaylock

      by Glenn Blaylock on September 30th, 2006

    • free4life79: it is a hard thing to tell someone the Truth with gentleness and repsect. Sometimes the Truth hurts for a while until pride is overcome. Keep it up. John the Baptist paved the way for Jesus not by being politically correct and all inclusive... he called people out on the carpet! Called some a "... brood of Vipers...". His point was to convict them and have them repent of the their sinful ways. Bob, Glenn... there is nothing wrong with telling the Truth even if it does hurt. That is showing true care a love for someone.

      John Pacella

      by John Pacella on January 20th, 2007

    • This post is pure nonsense.

      rdrainer

      by rdrainer on July 20th, 2007

    • I am not of the LDS faith but I find those "anti-mormons" point of view very interesting and often illogical. I would first like to address what you said regarding Mormons being like the devil when they say "I will be like the most high God" and you suggest that we (as non-members) say "He must increase and I must decrease". What I do not understand about your view is that you look down on those of the LDS faith who say they want to become like God and you in return say "I must decrease". I think what these members are doing by saying they want to be like God is that they are aiming for perfection. Is their fault in such a goal? Is it considered of the devil to want to get a perfect grade on an exam? I think you should consider being less judgmental on the Mormons desire to have God like qualities. Wouldn't you like to have more people like God in the world? I do!
      Second, LDS members say they are Christians but just about everyone who isn't a member says they aren't. I believe I am a Christian, but who am I to judge who is or isn't? I find it almost ironic that many so called Christians tell supposed non-Christians(Mormons) what they are or aren't. I have my own definition of Christian and based on the criteria I can see why they consider themselves Christians, but then again who am I to judge. I am curious though, what is your definition or criteria of a Christian and, in detail, based on your criteria, how do they not qualify?

      illthinkaboutit

      by illthinkaboutit on February 3rd, 2010

    • Thanks, rdrainer. Some good points.

      Glenn Blaylock

      by Glenn Blaylock on February 4th, 2010

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