__________________ Quote from Martin Luther.... We know from experience that those youths most strictly reared are, when given liberty, more wicked than young men less rigidly brought up. So impossible is it to improve human nature with commandments and punishments; something else is necessary.
As a former Mormon, I can assure you that Mormonism is definitely Polytheistic.
That mormons have a curious belief in the plurality of Gods is true, however, they pray to one single God.
What Christians refer to as the Trinity, Mormons view as three seperate Godheads.
To clarify, Mormons believe that the trinity is made up of three separate 'Gods' - God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost. One single Godhead, three separate personages.
Also, according to the Mormons, we too become Gods in the afterlife.
To clarify, only those that obtain exaltation in the highest Mormon heaven continue on in eternal progress to become Gods.
This doctrine is not something they advertise. You don't even learn of it until after you are baptized into the LDS church.
That mormons have a curious belief in the plurality of Gods is true, however, they pray to one single God.
Interesting, to me, that they encourage a relationship with Jesus Christ, yet, they never talk with Him. They only direct their prayers to their "Father in Heaven."
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