>In my personal opinion no, in fact until recently Mormons wanted to be referred to as saints, not christians. From the name Latter-Day Saints. Christians refers to followers of Jesus Christ of the Bible. For almost two thousand years it has been a clear reference to the historical Jesus Christ of the New Testament. The Mormon god of this world was a man who became a god. This is what the celestial marriage and the temple vows are about. Latter-Day Saints men strive for exaltation so they will one day become gods themselves. Their wives will be the mother goddesses of their world and with their husband will produce the population of their world. This is the Mormon doctrine of eternal progression.
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Nice text. And the last sentence is also 'nice':
Only the God of the Bible exists. There are no others. Mormonism puts its faith in a non-existent god.
Does this imply that christians are intolerant towards mormons?

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>>>>>I don't understand the evangelical appeal, other then they've been trained in obidient following, without questioning. I saw a nun on Bill Moyers shortly after the 2nd election. She looked at the camera and stated "these are not my christians". She went on to say how these evangelicals are violating almost all of what they are supposed to believe in.
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>>>>>As Jon Stewart told 'em, they were all negligent in not asking questions up front.
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>>>>Jimmy Carter said as much also with his, "This is not Christian" comment.
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>>>Jimmy Carter thinks Mormons are Christians too. Go Figure!
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>>What proves they are not ?
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>>Walter,