Are Mormons saved?

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Why don’t they have a valid baptism? Don’t they baptise in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit? I thought that was all that needed to be said in order for the baptism to be valid. I know Mormons are quite lost when it comes to theology and I never really considered them Christian per se but at the end of the day I know there are good Mormons out there who truly desire to please God and the only way they have been taught is through the LDS church. But the basic idea here is that some can be saved but we have no way of knowing under what circumstances. That’s really sad
Because they do not believe in the Trinity. They are polytheistic. Proper Baptism requires a Baptism into the name of the Triune God, which is how Christ instituted it, not three deities.
 
What if they lived in a rural area and grew up with only the Book of Mormon and LDS teachings and were convinced that the Church fell? I don’t think that’s fair for them
Who ever said God has to be fair to sinners? He is merciful. If He were fair, everyone would go to Hell.

At any rate… to be considered Christian, one must believe in the Biblical, historical Christ. Mormons do not.
 
Because they do not believe in the Trinity. They are polytheistic. Proper Baptism requires a Baptism into the name of the Triune God, which is how Christ instituted it, not three deities.
You are very clever, that’s true. I never thought about it like that. I still find it so incredibly sad. 😦
 
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