People who HATE are NOT Christians.
Considering how much hate I've seen mainline Christians heap upon myself and other Mormons over the decades, I have a hard time believing that matters are as hard-and-fast as you insist.
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People who HATE are NOT Christians.
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Considering how much hate I've seen mainline Christians heap upon myself and other Mormons over the decades, I have a hard time believing that matters are as hard-and-fast as you insist.
Obviously not all Protestants agree with his hate.
But again, I'm trying to understand your beliefs here: do you believe that Luther was not of Christ (due to his hatred of Jews) and no Protestants are of Christ either?
(I'm asking you the questions of your beliefs. Old threads can't answer those questions for me).
As in the author from the 1950s?
Same, with the caveat that this is *some* mainstream Christians, obviously not all or majority.Considering how much hate I've seen mainline Christians heap upon myself and other Mormons over the decades, I have a hard time believing that matters are as hard-and-fast as you insist.
But you just said that you believe is a person hates they are not of Christ and neither are their followers. Therefore, by your logic Martian Luther and all Protestants are not of Christ.Your brush is too wide. A son is not responsible for the sins of their Father.
Read the First John quotes I published in this thread.
I've had threats of violence against me simply for being Mormon.
Ask around any large grouping of Mormons and you'll find others who have also been subjected to threats of violence.
There is a *very* pronounced group of what is basically "Mainline Christian Antifa" who feel themselves justified in doing violence against "heretics", with "heretics" being defined as "anyone who doesn't believe as I do".
These "nonChristains" (as you term it) include many leader of Baptists churches, NonDemon, Calvary Chapel, Born Again Congregations, Evangelical churches etc. I have seen this hatred spewed from those pulpits.Well, don't blame Christians for what that group of non-Christians does. If you insist on that we could blame Mormons for what FLDS do.
These "nonChristains" (as you term it) include many leader of Baptists churches, NonDemon, Calvary Chapel, Born Again Congregations, Evangelical churches etc. I have seen this hatred spewed from those pulpits.
Show me! BTW, congregations aren't born again.
Also, did you know there have been Mormon murderers?
...Who have all been openly denounced by those who knew them.
In contrast, getting mainline Christians to apologize for the hatred we as Mormons have experienced at the hands of other mainline Christians is analogous to pulling teeth with a set of over-sized channellock.
If anything, mainline Christians who *do* apologize risk being blasted as "traitors" to the cause of mainline Christianity.
These "nonChristains" (as you term it) include many leader of Baptists churches, NonDemon, Calvary Chapel, Born Again Congregations, Evangelical churches etc. I have seen this hatred spewed from those pulpits.
Same, with the caveat that this is *some* mainstream Christians, obviously not all or majority.
But you just said that you believe is a person hates they are not of Christ and neither are their followers. Therefore, by your logic Martian Luther and all Protestants are not of Christ.
Unless you don't believe the underlined part? Would you like to retract your previous statement as not being your beliefs?
I've had threats of violence against me simply for being Mormon.
Ask around any large grouping of Mormons and you'll find others who have also been subjected to threats of violence.
There is a *very* pronounced group of what is basically "Mainline Christian Antifa" who feel themselves justified in doing violence against "heretics", with "heretics" being defined as "anyone who doesn't believe as I do".
Well, don't blame Christians for what that group of non-Christians does. If you insist on that we could blame Mormons for what FLDS do.