Lo, by this sign of rebuke and stern exclusion I know you are of the true faith. Behold the partakers of holy lot A, for they are about to crusade our asses again. Grab the keg, Zebedee! Let us depart this place and find the land of promise, where all crackers are equal.
I don’t think christians consider mormons to be christian. They’re non-trinitarian if I’m not mistaken, and that’s a doctrinal disqualification by definition for most ecumenical traditions.
“No, my interpretation of scripture and tradition is the only one that’s valid; and the God of all the Universe who existed before time, language, and culture is going to be verrryy angry at anyone who doesn’t unquestioningly believe and obey everything that I say that God says!”
-Most Christian denominations, and most Abrahamic religions, for that matter.
If only one can be right, you might as well hedge your bets with Eastern Orthodox because they’re closest to the original. They also tend to be a bit more enlightened about multiculturalism, tolerance, and love for humanity.
Me, though, I’m a nihilist. I believe in nothing, lebowski
As someone who was raised Mormon, the trinity was very much a thing. They don’t call it the trinity, but god the father, Jesus the son and the holy spirit were all big in that cult.
Ah, freedom of religion (as long as you’re some form of christian). Ain’t that america?
If you count Mormons as a form of Christian then Islam should get a pass as well.
My religion recognizes Jesus as a type of cracker we’re Christian too
Catholic?
Nabisco.
Double stuf lot 407912A or double stuf lot 407912B?
Yes! At Chunk’s Discount House o’ Worship, we are deeply ecumenical and heartily welcome our brethren and sistren of the Double Stuf. All aboard!
Heretic! Only those holy lot A will partake of the sacred tree of elven keebl!
Lo, by this sign of rebuke and stern exclusion I know you are of the true faith. Behold the partakers of holy lot A, for they are about to crusade our asses again. Grab the keg, Zebedee! Let us depart this place and find the land of promise, where all crackers are equal.
I don’t think christians consider mormons to be christian. They’re non-trinitarian if I’m not mistaken, and that’s a doctrinal disqualification by definition for most ecumenical traditions.
Correct: Mormons consider themselves as Christian while mainstream Christianity considers Mormonism a cult.
Of course so many divisions are like that - Catholicism considers Protestant denominations as not valid, and vice versa, etc.
“No, my interpretation of scripture and tradition is the only one that’s valid; and the God of all the Universe who existed before time, language, and culture is going to be verrryy angry at anyone who doesn’t unquestioningly believe and obey everything that I say that God says!”
-Most Christian denominations, and most Abrahamic religions, for that matter.
If only one can be right, you might as well hedge your bets with Eastern Orthodox because they’re closest to the original. They also tend to be a bit more enlightened about multiculturalism, tolerance, and love for humanity.
Me, though, I’m a nihilist. I believe in nothing, lebowski
As someone who was raised Mormon, the trinity was very much a thing. They don’t call it the trinity, but god the father, Jesus the son and the holy spirit were all big in that cult.