Why is OK to harrass mormons?

[Greyblades]

Indeed, allthough its worth pointing out that christianity has 4 different books written by 4 different people saying the same thing, whereas mormons have the copys of one book noone, save for the founder and the 11 witnesses (I think it was eleven), has seen.

[HoreTore]

Indeed, allthough its worth pointing out that christianity has 4 different books written by 4 different people saying the same thing

.....and that somehow makes it any more credible, because.....?

[Greyblades]

Allthough they were written some time afterwards, and one at least was likely a copy of one of the others with bits added or removed, multiple witnesses and written accounts, while not exactly setting in stone (hah), do strengthen the probability of an event being true.

[Centurion1]

and we know jesus was a historical feature hes an actual person

[Beskar]

Don't Mormon's believe they are god's and goddesses, and they get their 'bible' from a buried manuscript from in the ground and that the native americans are the true israelis's, etc.

[a completely inoffensive name]

It's only ok if you are outside their dominion of Utah.

[Crazed Rabbit]

Beskar: in a word, no.

I think MRD has the best answer to the OP question.

CR

[Strike For The South]

You have an ipad?

Does everyone in Norway have an Ipad?

If not, how does it feel to be a member of the bugeroise slowy consolidating power through the use of Apple products feel?

If so, I would like a plane ticket and a place on the couch.

As for mormons? Good people, first long term relationship was with a mormon girl, very nice family. Much better than some of sado masochists pretending to be baptists running about.

At least when mormons don't drink they have family board game night. I got a heavy dose of sexual repression from the blue hairs

[a completely inoffensive name]

The Mormons had their own "prom" like event about a week before or after the school prom. I was kind of interested in going because as it turned out, regular prom was not for me.

[Husar]

You have an ipad?

Does everyone in Norway have an Ipad?

If not, how does it feel to be a member of the bugeroise slowy consolidating power through the use of Apple products feel?

Excellent point, the resident communist comes here with his iPad to lecture everybody about hypocrisy...

And on that note, what about scientology? Where were you when we celebrated the Anonymous actions against them?
Or is it fine to make fun of their beliefs but the Mormons are somehow sacred?

Are there even Mormons in Europe or is it an America-centric religion?
At least the catholics tried to bring the happy message to the whole world but the mormons seem to content letting everybody outside America rot while they regain their godhood, how arrogant.

[Rhyfelwyr]

Because Mormonism is another idolatrous man-made religion. The true Christian religion however has existed since creation and unlike the whole world system of religions with their arbitrary commandments etc, the law of Christ is written in men's hearts and is self-evident to those that are born again.

All other religions are created by a prophet at some point in human history... when with Mohammed in the 7th century for Islam, Catholicism around the 4th Century, Judaism with Moses (which they do not realise was meant to lead them to Christ), Mormonism with Joseph Smith etc. These religious systems do not even pretend to have deeper roots, they were created with their founding figures.

On the other hand, Christianity was not created by Jesus 2,000 years ago, but with the creation of Adam. In Christianity, morality is not something arbitrary based on following strange rituals or observances (despite the best efforts of depraved man to make it so, whether within Catholicism, Orthodoxy, or much of Protestantism), but is instead a natural law, which all men understand by nature. And this is what sets Christianity apart from the whole Babylonian system of world religions.

And this is why a Mormon should never be President. If a man lives by the man-made laws of the different religions, and not the true natural law, then he will never be a moral ruler. Like the pharisees he can make the outside of the vessel clean with his ritual washings, but the inside will always be full of iniquity, and this will reflect itself in his Presidency.

But then, the USA already has Catholics and atheists for Presidents, so...

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

Because Mormonism is another idolatrous man-made religion. The true Christian religion however has existed since creation and unlike the whole world system of religions with their arbitrary commandments etc, the law of Christ is written in men's hearts and is self-evident to those that are born again.

All other religions are created by a prophet at some point in human history... when with Mohammed in the 7th century for Islam, Catholicism around the 4th Century, Judaism with Moses (which they do not realise was meant to lead them to Christ), Mormonism with Joseph Smith etc. These religious systems do not even pretend to have deeper roots, they were created with their founding figures.

On the other hand, Christianity was not created by Jesus 2,000 years ago, but with the creation of Adam. In Christianity, morality is not something arbitrary based on following strange rituals or observances (despite the best efforts of depraved man to make it so, whether within Catholicism, Orthodoxy, or much of Protestantism), but is instead a natural law, which all men understand by nature. And this is what sets Christianity apart from the whole Babylonian system of world religions.

And this is why a Mormon should never be President. If a man lives by the man-made laws of the different religions, and not the true natural law, then he will never be a moral ruler. Like the pharisees he can make the outside of the vessel clean with his ritual washings, but the inside will always be full of iniquity, and this will reflect itself in his Presidency.

But then, the USA already has Catholics and atheists for Presidents, so...

...and John Calvin created Calvinism.

[a completely inoffensive name]

But then, the USA already has Catholics and atheists for Presidents, so...

Who is the atheist if you don't mind me asking?

[Tuuvi]

Because Mormonism is another idolatrous man-made religion. The true Christian religion however has existed since creation and unlike the whole world system of religions with their arbitrary commandments etc, the law of Christ is written in men's hearts and is self-evident to those that are born again.

All other religions are created by a prophet at some point in human history... when with Mohammed in the 7th century for Islam, Catholicism around the 4th Century, Judaism with Moses (which they do not realise was meant to lead them to Christ), Mormonism with Joseph Smith etc. These religious systems do not even pretend to have deeper roots, they were created with their founding figures.

On the other hand, Christianity was not created by Jesus 2,000 years ago, but with the creation of Adam. In Christianity, morality is not something arbitrary based on following strange rituals or observances (despite the best efforts of depraved man to make it so, whether within Catholicism, Orthodoxy, or much of Protestantism), but is instead a natural law, which all men understand by nature. And this is what sets Christianity apart from the whole Babylonian system of world religions.

And this is why a Mormon should never be President. If a man lives by the man-made laws of the different religions, and not the true natural law, then he will never be a moral ruler. Like the pharisees he can make the outside of the vessel clean with his ritual washings, but the inside will always be full of iniquity, and this will reflect itself in his Presidency.

But then, the USA already has Catholics and atheists for Presidents, so...

Your post doesn't make sense. Christianity didn't exist before the coming of Christ, so in that time Judaism was the true religion, and began with Adam, not Moses. Mormonism claims to be a restoration of true Christianity so your claim that it doesn't even try to have deeper roots is false.

Mormonism doesn't claim that morality comes from rituals. Also don't forget that babtism and the sacrament/communion come from the New Testament of the Bible.

[Crazed Rabbit]

Because Mormonism is another idolatrous man-made religion. The true Christian religion however has existed since creation and unlike the whole world system of religions with their arbitrary commandments etc, the law of Christ is written in men's hearts and is self-evident to those that are born again.

All other religions are created by a prophet at some point in human history... when with Mohammed in the 7th century for Islam, Catholicism around the 4th Century, Judaism with Moses (which they do not realise was meant to lead them to Christ), Mormonism with Joseph Smith etc. These religious systems do not even pretend to have deeper roots, they were created with their founding figures.

On the other hand, Christianity was not created by Jesus 2,000 years ago, but with the creation of Adam. In Christianity, morality is not something arbitrary based on following strange rituals or observances (despite the best efforts of depraved man to make it so, whether within Catholicism, Orthodoxy, or much of Protestantism), but is instead a natural law, which all men understand by nature. And this is what sets Christianity apart from the whole Babylonian system of world religions.

And this is why a Mormon should never be President. If a man lives by the man-made laws of the different religions, and not the true natural law, then he will never be a moral ruler. Like the pharisees he can make the outside of the vessel clean with his ritual washings, but the inside will always be full of iniquity, and this will reflect itself in his Presidency.

But then, the USA already has Catholics and atheists for Presidents, so...

Thank you, Rhyfelwyr, for answering the OP.

Also, thanks for the laughs. Protestants who try to prove their Christian church has been around longer than The Church always amuse me.

CR

[Beskar]

Beskar: in a word, no.

I got it from this:

[Ronin]

it's ok to make fun of all of them.
I´m an equal opportunity harasser.