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Basics of Mormons:
Mormonism differs from Biblical Christianity as follows:
Salvation is considered to be through works rather than salvation to good works and freedom from sin.
Mormons worship three gods rather than the trinity of one God and three persons. They, in fact, believe in many gods.
The Mormon goal is to become a god in the same way as their gods are gods, as opposed to becoming a child of God through accepting Jesus’ salvation and then having God change our hearts.
"I wish to declare I have always and in all congregations when I have preached on the subject of Deity, it has been the plurality of Gods." ~ Joseph Smith
Baptism on behalf of the dead, perhaps a misunderstanding of 1 Corinthians 15:29.
There are many similarities between Biblical Christianity and Mormonism, but the differences are deadly. |
Basic Tenets of Biblical Christianity:
To compare Mormonism to Biblical Christianity, go here.
Mormonism, the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, is willingly ignorant of the totally lost condition of all human beings, the inability of human beings to do good works, and the one Holy Creator God's great gift of giving His one and only way of salvation through acceptance of the atoning work of His one, unique Son, Jesus Christ. As a result of this willing ignorance, followers of this religion miss all the benefits of holiness, righteousness, peace, glory, love, and joy that can only be found through Jesus. The sad result of their rebellion against God is that those who follow this course choose hell rather than heaven.
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