Gale, I am disappointed in your comment. Just as someone who knows about various religions, never would I speak of their beliefs as such. It seemed to be a derogatory statement against the Methodist Church. I would never attempt to either explain your beliefs, or those of the Mormon Church. I thought the Mormon church was suppose to practice tolerance of other’s beliefs, and religions. All church’s believe that they are the only one, and true religion, and have authority from Christ and the study of Holy Bible, however churches are slowly coming together to accept that as long as one studies the Holy Bible, and believes in God, there is common ground. You did not answer the question. You could have instead explained the beliefs of the Mormon Church, and directed this person to go to the Methodist site online to understand their beliefs. Truly if I was seeking to study Mormonism, I would have been turned off by this blanket statement concerning the Methodist Church. It is good that your are passionate about your church, but words must be chosen with care when speaking about another religion. I come from a very varied religious background. My father’s family went to the Church of Christ, the Episcopal Church, while my mother’s family went to the Baptist Church, Presbyterian Church, the Church of Latter Day Saints, and my husband’s family is Catholic. Not only have I been exposed to the above church’s but I have also visited the Assembly of God, various non-denominational churches, and the Lutheran Church. I think we must have tolerance for all religions, and not judge.

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