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You are worrying too much about all of this. These folks are not “Catholics”. They are (most of them) Mormons apostates. They no more believe in Catholicism than they beleive in Mormonism. They just think that Catholicism gives them a suitable platform from which to bash Mormonism. I wouldn’t worry about them too much. You make them think they are more important than they really are. Best to leave them alone. They will eventually fall by the wayside, as those who have gone before tham have done; and they will be “despised by those who flattered them” (D&C 121:20).
Of course they are Catholics. The thing that makes you “fearful” of them is, not only are they well versed in Catholicism but also in the Mormon church. Knowledge can be a powerful weapon against falsehood.You are worrying too much about all of this. These folks are not “Catholics”. They are (most of them) Mormons apostates. They no more believe in Catholicism than they beleive in Mormonism. They just think that Catholicism gives them a suitable platform from which to bash Mormonism. I wouldn’t worry about them too much. You make them think they are more important than they really are. Best to leave them alone. They will eventually fall by the wayside, as those who have gone before tham have done; and they will be “despised by those who flattered them” (D&C 121:20).
zerinus
It is because the former mormon catholics and their catholic allies do just the opposite of the prayer of saint francis when it comes to having a dialogue with mormons on this section of the forum.Pretty video. I like Angelina. But I see no connection in the video to CAF or to Mormons.![]()
How can you claim to know what these people believe? Evidently, if they’ve become Catholics, they did so freely and through a likely difficult process. They have not joined Catholicism solely because they sought a “suitable platform from which to bash Mormonism.” Even atheism would suffice for such a platform.You are worrying too much about all of this. These folks are not “Catholics”. They are (most of them) Mormons apostates. They no more believe in Catholicism than they beleive in Mormonism. They just think that Catholicism gives them a suitable platform from which to bash Mormonism. I wouldn’t worry about them too much. You make them think they are more important than they really are. Best to leave them alone. They will eventually fall by the wayside, as those who have gone before tham have done; and they will be “despised by those who flattered them” (D&C 121:20).
zerinus
Their tone left much to be desired. And their tone had nothing to do with the prayer of saint francis.Of course they are Catholics. The thing that makes you “fearful” of them is, not only are they well versed in Catholicism but also in the Mormon church. Knowledge can be a powerful weapon against falsehood.
Who is “they”? Your title refrences “catholics”. There are thousands of Catholic posters on this site and there is no single “tone” that can be attributed to them. Most of them are even human and may post in different tones on different days.Their tone left much to be desired. And their tone had nothing to do with the prayer of saint francis.
Corki,Who is “they”? Your title refrences “catholics”. There are thousands of Catholic posters on this site and there is no single “tone” that can be attributed to them. Most of them are even human and may post in different tones on different days.![]()
Well, you may be right. However, at times the tone can be aggressive, mocking, unrighteous, unchristian and unloving.Who is “they”? Your title refrences “catholics”. There are thousands of Catholic posters on this site and there is no single “tone” that can be attributed to them. Most of them are even human and may post in different tones on different days.![]()
I think we all pray for charity and grace when posting here but we are all human as was stated. The descriptions you use are not unique to catholics here.Well, you may be right. However, at times the tone can be aggressive, mocking, unrighteous, unchristian and unloving.
I posted the thread so catholics can remember the prayer of saint francis when dealing with mormons and any other faith that may cross their path on this forum. At times some of the catholic posters have behaved just the opposite of the prayer.
Okay, here is your catechism lesson for today:OK, now when are you going to post the video on how Mormons should behave towards Catholics and Orthodox? You know, not calling our Churches names and dropping this stupid, unfounded “great apostasy” theory.
You can cry all you want, but Mormons are just as bad as the worst Catholics you can think of. :They’re nothing but sheep-stealers, preying on nominal Catholics and other Christians of the Apostolic Churches in an attempt to replace their time-tested Christian values with Mormonism’s warped, un-Christian ideology.
Indeed, someone here is behaving in a non-Christian manner, but it isn’t the Catholics who point out Mormon lies and heresy.
Why Me ( Honorary Catechism Instructor)You are no sort of Catechism instructor, you’ve shown your lack of understanding of Catholicism on many occasions. From being unable to name one of the basic requirements for a practicing Catholic to encouraging Catholics to ignore the teachings of the church.Okay, here is your catechism lesson for today:
Go back to the OP and listen to the song again. Then click on this song and listen carefully to the words. youtube.com/watch?v=85tfBBmbuMc&feature=related Finally, after listening to two beautiful songs, go back and rewrite your post in a more loving and prayerful way.
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Oh the height of Mormon pride… I am sure Z thinks the thousands of Mormons who converted to Catholic this year all did so, so they could get back at Mormonism… Well here is a fact Z needs to face and it is Admitted to By his New Mormon Prophet. ”The LDS church Newspaper Deseret Morning News Published: Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008 reported: “Late President Gordon B. Hinckley once told the Quorum of the Twelve, “Brethren, when my life is finished and the final services are concluding, I am going to rise up as I go by, look each of you in the eye and say, 'How are we doing on retention?”’ The new President of the LDS church has stated that retention of members will be his primary focus. Retention has become a real focus. For you don’t need an abacus to know many members have left the building.You are worrying too much about all of this. These folks are not “Catholics”. They are (most of them) Mormons apostates. They no more believe in Catholicism than they beleive in Mormonism. They just think that Catholicism gives them a suitable platform from which to bash Mormonism. I wouldn’t worry about them too much. You make them think they are more important than they really are. Best to leave them alone. They will eventually fall by the wayside, as those who have gone before tham have done; and they will be “despised by those who flattered them” (D&C 121:20).
zerinus