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**Elissetecausa** · 03-10-2011, 07:45 PM

Mormons are not considered Christians, they believe that Christ move to the USA after the resurrection, im not kidding

Christianity then sounds more like a social club to the exclusion of others rather than something used to bring people together and closer to God.

All religions are like that, actually of the 3 Abramic religions Christianity is the most open to the people. That is the reason why people talk about the pope and not about the other religious leaders with the exception of the Dalai Lama.

What do I know though-religion is an extention of cliqueish tribalism in most cases anyway.

Thanks to that behavior we are here, thank god for the Catholic Kings and the liberation of Europe.

03-10-2011, 07:45 PM	#35
Elissetecausa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	Mormons are not considered Christians, they believe that Christ move to the USA after the resurrection, im not kidding Christianity then sounds more like a social club to the exclusion of others rather than something used to bring people together and closer to God. All religions are like that, actually of the 3 Abramic religions Christianity is the most open to the people. That is the reason why people talk about the pope and not about the other religious leaders with the exception of the Dalai Lama. What do I know though-religion is an extention of cliqueish tribalism in most cases anyway. Thanks to that behavior we are here, thank god for the Catholic Kings and the liberation of Europe.
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