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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 131769524" data-attributes="member: 1606648">Totally missing the pointThere should be some guidelines of what is considered Christian and what isn’t To most it is the belief in the Trinity. You see this with all forms of Christianity pretty much except a few The idea that God, Jesus and the Holy Spirt are one Mormons don’t believe this.Anyone can claim to be something but at the end of the day people have definitions of things Including Christianity Like what has been posted numerous times by a few people Church of LDS doesn’t fit this definition They are like what Judaism and Islam are to Christianity Some similarities but huge differences They all have a basic understanding of the Old Testament But what comes after that is the question Jews don’t believe in the New Testament Christians do Islam has the Koran Mormons have the Book of Mormon They believe the New Testament has errors but their Book of Mormon doesn’t</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 131769524, member: 1606648"] Totally missing the point There should be some guidelines of what is considered Christian and what isn’t To most it is the belief in the Trinity. You see this with all forms of Christianity pretty much except a few The idea that God, Jesus and the Holy Spirt are one Mormons don’t believe this. Anyone can claim to be something but at the end of the day people have definitions of things Including Christianity Like what has been posted numerous times by a few people Church of LDS doesn’t fit this definition They are like what Judaism and Islam are to Christianity Some similarities but huge differences They all have a basic understanding of the Old Testament But what comes after that is the question Jews don’t believe in the New Testament Christians do Islam has the Koran Mormons have the Book of Mormon They believe the New Testament has errors but their Book of Mormon doesn’t [/QUOTE]

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