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Glen Beck simply doesn’t understand the definition of historic Christianity.

Putting the word Jesus in your texts doesn’t make mormons Christian any more than it makes Muslims Christian.

They both have christian connections, but there’s no message from Christ about a camel jockey from Mecca taking over Jesus’ movement any more than there’s a message about some New York Stone Gazer doing the same.

Both those directions are pretty absurd when you think about it.

Nor is there any message about Sun Myung Moon, either.

Do Mormons think Moonies are a cult? Anyone know?

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The things that make Christianity unique are the very things that make it incompatible with other belief systems. When Elijah confronted the priests of Baal, he didn’t join hands with them to dance around a Maypole while crooning, “I’d like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony!” He challenged them! He didn’t pray with them! When Paul travelled throughout Asia he didn’t set up ecumenical meetings to “dialogue” with the pagans about their doctrinal similarities. When Jesus went to the temple, He didn’t invite gentiles into the Holy of Holies so they could all worship their respective gods side by side. Why not? Because worship matters! Fidelity to the One True God matters! “Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. For what fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness?” (2 Cor 6:14).

Glenn Beck may talk about God, Jesus, and salvation, but as a Mormon his definitions are vastly different from the teachings found in biblical Christianity. Mormons do not worship and believe in the same God Christians do. Read the words coming from Mormon leaders in their doctrinal books:

Glenn Beck’s Divine Destiny: Hero, Heretic, or Modern-day Hezekiah?

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