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By true believing I mean believes in the Mormon version of Jesus and salvation, which is works based.
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Does this include Muslims too then, in your opinion?Salvation is based on the condition of the heart, not on what church we belong to.
By true believing I mean believes in the Mormon version of Jesus and salvation, which is works based.
JOHN 3:16Does this include Muslims too then, in your opinion?
Yeah, it's remotely possible for someone who attends a Mormon church to believe in the Jesus that is talked about in Christian scriptures. But to do that they can't truly believe in what the Mormon church teaches. Mormons talk about believing in Jesus, but when you look closely at their doctrine, it's obvious that the Jesus and the God they believe in are NOT the same as described in the Christian scriptures. Only if they believe in the Jesus of the Bible can they be saved. As Fish Catcher Jim has posted a couple of times: "Who so ever (believes)". But that belief has to be in the Jesus of the Christian Bible. I suppose it's possible for a person to somehow learn of the true Jesus, accept Him and dedicate their lives to Him and still continue to go to a Mormon church, but it's a hard thing for me to imagine doing. Seems totally counterproductive to me.I knew a Mormon once, he believed in Jesus.
Other things of course, we did not agree.
This one believed that one should not have more than one wife.
That's not a good comparison. The difference in beliefs between the Mormon religion and Christianity is far different then the differences between mainline Christian denominations such as Baptists, Lutherans, etc. All mainline Christian denominations believe in the same God, the same Son of God, and believe in the same scriptures. Mormons do not, even though they try to say they do. The two religions are not compatible.Yes, I get ya,
But
We have how many denominations amongst ourselves?
If one does not believe like a Baptist, but is a Protestant, do they have 2 different Jesus's?
We all think we have the truth...
But some has to be wrong, right?
I never cared for denominations, it means division.
I have a Church, not built with hands.
Uh, you do realize we aren't talking about buildings, right???...I have a Church, not built with hands.
LOL! Oh yeah, THAT'S gonna turn out real good!Hmmm... Interesting
We should start a poll on what denom everyone is. Surely it will bring us all together
(im just yankin your chain!)
I agree with you Obadiah.If a person is a "true believing Mormon" they will not also believe in the Jesus of the Christian Bible. (I assume by "true believing" you mean truly believing in all of the Mormon doctrine, not just going to that "church" because that's just what they've always done or because that's just what their family's always done.) The two beliefs are incompatible. Many Mormons think they believe in the "same" Jesus because they don't truly understand the doctrine of Mormonism or they don't understand the doctrine of Christianity in order to know the difference. But if you really look at the details of their doctrine, it's not so. This is why a "true believing Mormon" can't be saved unless they change their beliefs and leave Mormonism. Mormon doctrine is not a Christian doctrine and they are not a Christian church.
i do adminBy the way, don't anyone who's reading this take me seriously on my last post!!!!