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"Mormons ARE NOT Christians"
I'm surprised that you think you are qualified to judge this. Most of us sinners are not.

We are ALL sinners, who have fallen short of the Glory of God. However RetiredArmy provided plenty of true Biblical proof in his outstanding post #6 as to whether or not followers of the Mormon cult are in fact Christians.

Mormon theology is a perversion of the Christian faith. It denies the Divinity of Christ, it denies the Eternal Perfect Nature of Almighty God, it preaches salvation through works, it teaches that Jesus and Satan were 'brothers'. It promotes the blasphemous idea that the Word of God was incomplete, and needed the illustrious Mr. Smith to create the 'Book of Mormon' to tidy things up.

Uh uh.

"For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book."
~ Revelation 22:18

Any person, institution, philosophy or ideology which promotes the idea that Jesus Christ is anything less than what He said He is, is my spiritual adversary, for Jesus said "NO one cometh unto the Father except by Me".

Thank you. I absolutely concur with what you said. I had posted to this person that I am indeed a sinner. We all are. We are not sinners because of sin. We sin because we are sinners. We are responsible. Since Adam we are responsible. Many just do not want to believe that. That is sad and I do pray for them.

Believe me, I know the difference. I was in the military for 20 plus years. During that period of my life, I allowed myself to drift away from what I KNEW as a child and young person before I went into the military. Unfortunately, military chapels are either Jewish, Catholic or "Protestant." You actually, when attending chapel, could get a Jewish rabbi or Catholic priest doing a Protestant service. I don't think a Jewish chaplain is going to do a great job of trying to teach Christians about Jesus, when he does not believe Jesus as we do. This caused me to go to many chapel services and come away completely empty. Thus, I allowed myself to slip away. It was only when I was stationed in the states that I could actually attend a service of my Christian, Jesus, Bible believing faith. After retirement, I finally was able to settle down and restore myself in my faith in God. I asked God to forgive me for slipping away and have renewed myself and will never allow something like that to come between me and God again. I love the USA and our military and I pray for them daily. But, God comes first to me. That is simply the way it is and the way it is going to remain! God bless. Have a great Sunday.