Who would be more accepted to a Baptist a jehovah witness or a Mormon?

Baptists are all individuals, and are different. But people seem to be kinder to Mormons, at least on this site. That is my opinion. Mormons will fight in war, and some think that is a good thing. Also JWs do more preaching door to door. That annoys many.

I personally don't care if a Baptist approves of my religion. Where I live there is freedom of worship and he can pick his religion, I can pick mine. His acceptance is beside the point, and since he doesn't need to join my religion, it shouldn't bother him.

I have a good Baptist friend and she is more tolerant to my religion, than some on this site.

Baptists would disagree with both the theologies. The mere fact that Mormons don't cut themselves off from the rest of society means that mainstream society is more accepting of them. Jehovah Witnesses are discouraged from associating with worldly people, and that includes Baptists. They are very friendly when they're trying to convert them, but unless the person agrees to a Bible study, they don't associate with them. Often they stop associating with their own relatives after they join the WT. Mormons don't do that and as far as I know, Mormons don't shun their own family.

Both religious groups are cults, and both go door to door trying to steal sheep. Baptists don't like their sheep stolen. Mormons send their young men to do that. They lose 2 years of their lives between high school and college or career doing that, but not all Mormons are out proselytizing. Because they're not cut off from the rest of society and are not discouraged from attending college and achieving successful careers, they are seen as living more normal lives. Their children can participate in school activities and the flag salute.

Probably a Mormon. They believe that Jesus is the DIVINE SAVIOR and not merely Michael the Archangel (though he is extremely important as the highest angel). They do acknowledge the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost as the Godhead, but not in the usual Trinity sort of way.

A Baptist would love both, but not accept either's religion.

Make me to know thy ways, O Lord; teach me thy paths. Lead me in thy truth, and teach me, for thou art the God of my salvation; for thee I wait all the day long. (Psalm 25:4-5)

MARANATHA! Come, Lord Jesus, COME!

That is tough Curious to hear from the ignorance the baptist come up with

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