Mormon missionaries.

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<b>wel_mel_2 wrote: Sister Muslimah asked you WHY NOT? But you ignored her question totally. </b>


I don't think Muslimah's question was addressed to me. She was asking why Mormons aren't "Nazarines" (I think she meant "Nazarenes"). Since I'm a Lutheran, and not a member of The Church of the Nazarene, I didn't think it was proper for me to answer. If there are any Nazarene posters here (I don't think there are any), I'll let them answer Muslimah's question.


<b>wel_mel_2 wrote: So you came back to say that Mormons do believe that Lutheran's have received the gift of the Holy Spirit and are therefore saved, but you have not provide any evidence for this claim which caused lots of confusion.</b>


I made no such claim. You are the one who claimed that Mormons believe that Lutherans and other groups have received the gift of the Holy Spirit. Go back and read your post #4.


<b>wel_mel_2 wrote: So Mormons believe that they are the only right group to be called Christians</b>


True. That is what Mormons believe.


<b>wel_mel_2 wrote: I then asked you how could you accuse Mormons for being not Christians if they hold the basic beliefs as other denominations, but you have ignored answering that question too</b>


You are mistaken. Mormons do not hold the same basic beliefs as other denominations. If they did, then obviously mormons would consider other denominations to be christian. But mormons don't consider other denominations to be Christian, since mormons believe certain things that other denominations don't believe.


<b>wel_mel_2 wrote: Then you have come back to confuse us even more by saying: So, mormons believe that Lutherans are not Christians, but they also believe that Lutherans are Christians. Interesting.</b>


I was repeating what you were claiming. But you later explained that you meant that Mormons believe that Martin Luther was a Christian, and that mormons believe that Lutherans aren't Christian. You are, of course, mistaken, since Martin Luther and Lutherans have similar beliefs. There is no reason that the Mormons would consider Martin Luther to be a Christian. And, if they did, then clearly they would also consider Lutherans to be Christians.


<b>wel_mel_2 wrote: I do agree that both of us were confused with Martin Luther King and Martin Luther the Baptist.</b>


I wasn't confused, you were. In fact, you are still confused, since you are now claiming that Martin Luther was a baptist. It was Martin Luther King who was baptist, not Martin Luther.


<b>wel_wel_2 wrote: Mormons believe that they are the only right people to be called Christians and no one else and you have not been able to disprove their claim.</b>


Yes, I agree that Mormons claim to be the only true Christians. But Protestants, Roman Catholics, and all Orthodox Christians of course disagree with them.