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I would agree that they believe in a divinity but not the trinity. Their other beliefs in polytheism ie that we have a heavenly mother and that man can become gods is the other reason that the church can not accept the validity of their baptism.LDS do not reject the divinity of Jesus. They believe Jesus is part of the Godhead along with the Father and the Holy Spirit. They believe all are one in purpose therefore all are one God in purpose and intention. They differ with mainstream Christianity in that they believe God the Father has a physical body and is a seperate being than Jesus. They would not agree that there is one God in three persons. They would say that there is one God in purpose and intention in three seperate individuals or persons. That is why their baptisms are not valid. It’s a subtle distinction but is great enough that the Church thought it reason to deny validiity to their baptisms.