Explain to me this....

I think that we are just trying to see how you now define terms, as Mormons use the same terminology as we do, but vest them with totally different meanings!

 

So God told them to now accept it?

 

In your OP you state:

You have been shown that the LDS is not biblical and now you complain that people are being too...biblical.

It seems you have zero concern for theology and biblical truth while you long for someone to love-bomb you. I have no doubt that Satan love-bombs people better than Christians because Christians tell you the truth while Satan tells you what you want to hear.

God's true sheep will hear his voice and live under His disciplining hand of grace. Those of a different master will listen to the love-bomb of the Mormon cult.

Only God knows who you are listening to, but if you are drawn to Mormonism, you are not drawn to the voice of God the Son, Jesus.

 

How is giving you spiritual truth be bible thumping?

 

Mormonism does a really good job of redefining Christian terminology , as they use the same basic terms but vest totally different then the scriptures, so easy to mislead unwary souls!

 

Centrist, water baptism is not how you leave something. I can tell you of many people who were water baptized and never were saved. (Every infant in the Roman Catholic Church and Lutheran Church for example.)
Did God the Father make you alive with God the Son, Christ Jesus, in adoption?
Did God give you his gift of faith?
Has God treated you as a son and begun the work of sanctification in you?

Stop thinking denominational. Start thinking biblical. What does God actually tell you in the Bible?

 

I question if you understand grace. Water baptism is a ceremony. It is not a magical activity. When I read what you write, I see a person who lives by emotion and legalism. I see a person who is tossed by waves because he has never been grounded in God's word and mentored to study the Bible.
My advise to you is to find a quiet place and study your Bible. Do an inductive study where you observe what the Bible says, then you write questions about your observations. After this, try answering your questions about what you observe, by interpreting the passage. Check to see if others agree with what you interpret. Then make application to your life.
Take these steps and let God speak.

 

Some Baptists can be very judgmental of the religious beliefs of others. These same people tend to be very hypocritical by refusing to acknowledge false teachings and nature of rabbinical Judaism. These same people are often stubbornly blind to the weaknesses of their own doctrine. I think many Mormons are fine people and faithful to God.

I think of any organization that has doctrines based on extra-biblical revelation to be a cult. So, LDS is a cult. Mormon doctrine also contradicts some of the most fundamentalist and widely held Christian doctrines, such as the nature of Jesus being God. Any church that claims to be the only true church forces outsiders to denounce that church in kind.

There are Baptists churches that teach clearly unbiblical doctrines, in spite of their claims the Bible teaches those doctrines. Those Baptist churches to be cultish.

 

I have no concern in trying to play God. God either chooses to save us or he doesn't. That is for God to decide.
My role is to point you toward sound doctrine and scripture as being above church doors and personal feelings.
Theology matters, centrist. Not all SBC churches have good theology. I attended an SBC near me for awhile. The pastor refused to discipline sin. He claimed that as long as you said the sinners prayer, you were saved. People could be leaders in the church and active drug addicts because they had a struggle. But, since they said a prayer, the church should not discipline them. The church should love them and let them keep serving because discipline might hurt their feelings and cause them too much sorrow. Meanwhile the worship leader came to church high on cocaine to lead the congregation in worship.
So, theology matters because it points us to the God of Creation, not the god men have created.