I don't think that this is a serious question.

Mormons. The Church of Jesus Christ of the of Latter-day Saints Jehovah's Witnesses. Watchtower Bible and Tract Society Moonies. Unification Church - The Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity, Sun Myung Moon Christian Science Church. Church of Scientology. Worldwide Church of God, of Armstrong. Unitarian Church Universalism Unity School of Christianity Way International. Church of the Living God. Rev. Ike, United Christian evangelistic Association These and many many more cults have raped and murdered Jesus Christ for the benefit of themselves. They have kidnapped God and turned him into something that glorifies their church and not God himself. For some reason, if I expose this to people, I am a hater an anti- ____________ . I love my daughters vary much, my love for God is even greater than that. How can I not be hurt and shamed when I see all this blasphemy against my Lord and Savior? How can I remain quite and still yell my God I believe in him and uphold his truth? This may have seen like a racy question, but it goes to the heart of my contempt for those who would lower God to that of a mere mortal man and elevate man to that of godhood.

Uh yeah that would make sense. Emotions generally get mixed in a time like that. Why should you care whether or not your are angry? It is quite logical why you would by angry. You know because your daughter is dead, has been raped, and kidnapped? As for justice that is also a reason that should be taken into accomodation but as for the hatred towards that person it is normal. As for being that anti person yes. If you loved your daughter your going to be against him/her. Simple. As long as you don't go killing people hate away. I know that doesn't sound like good advice but would you be willing to hold onto that hatred until you get sick?

If the accusations against the person in question were true, then exposing the guilty would be the act of a concerned citizen. However, if the accusations are not true, especially if the crimes of which you are accusing the person never even happened, then that would be and act of hatred. It is obvious from you past posts and your own answer to this question that you fall into the latter category. You are simply trying to justify your intolerance of religions with which you disagree. You have shown time and time again that you will keep accusing people of beliefs and practices that they don't hold no matter how many times you are told that you are wrong. So, you can rationalize your actions all you want, but they still show you for who you really are.

The obvious answer is: No, of course not. However, the fact that this question was posted in the Mormonism section makes it seem like a setup to argue against the "Anti-Mormon" label that Mormons put on those who are critical or oppositional to their religion. That fact makes this question seem more like a pot stirrer than a legitimate question. And I know that if I were a Mormon I would be extremely hesitant to answer. I know that if this were posted in, say, the "Christian" section of the board by, say, an Anti-Christian Atheist that's how I would feel. However, I am open to correction if I am incorrectly assuming here.

If I had a daughter and some one did that to her, he better pray that the police get to him before I do.

You'd be a non-concerned parent for not laying that person's head in their lap.

No, you'd be a good person. Now if you beat them to death or something... then maybe.

[EDITED...] You are not necessarily a hater of that person to expose that person, but a believer in the justice of your country. And, yes, of course you're a concerned parent and justified in your actions if it's your daughter or anyone else you know. BUT, because you are taking this approach, are you saying that you are God? God inspired the Bible to explain it all. HE has said what to do. Are you following HIS word by your answer at http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/6001380 ? Also, if you'll remember, Jesus said, "Judge not, lest ye be judged". Are you ready to be judged, yourself? Isn't intolerance (at the VERY least) judging, and wrong? Doesn't your answer show your judgment and intolerance of others? Jesus also said, "Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone." Are you saying you are sinless? (There's not one person in the WORLD who is.) You are casting stones with your answer. What gives you the right? You are allowed to believe what you wish. Why shouldn't anyone else?

I believe you would be a concerned parent. If someone did that to my child they better hope I don't find them.

Expose them? I would freakin kill them!

Nifty way to slander while avoiding slander charges.

I fully support Glen's and Mister IT's answers. Although your true colors come out in your own answer, comparing these groups with rapists and murderers is irrational and sensationalist.

What do you mean "expose"? You have to call the police! They should do the rest. And if they don't do what you expect, maybe the issue is not so clear. Of course, it could be that you won't agree with the police's and the justice's way of handling. But if you take the justice in your hand, you are probably acting illegally. That is your choice, and you have to bear the consequences of your actions, then.

Well most parents would be so enraged that I am not sure they would be able to controls their actions. this whole bit though of really talking about christ and such leaves a pretty bad taste in my mouth. I think you are rather odd.

At first thought, I believed this to be a good emotional gainer to move into my actual question. I have noticed that the response to this question has been consistant in that people support the efforts of one who has gone through this. Albeit, I have not, I feel that I went about this the wrong way and would like to apologize to you the reader for this. Not for the emotional gravity I was looking for per the section I am in, but for the appearent concern I have felt from respondants to this question. http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/6001380