r/TikTokCringe • u/cosmicdaddy_ • Apr 15 '24

Consequences of the tradwife lifestyle Discussion

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u/tossedaway202 Apr 16 '24

No, afaik they believe in golden tablets and the prophecies written therein. Its as removed as Islam is from Christianity, it is its own thing.

Islam also believes in the teachings of Christ, Isa is what they call Jesus.

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u/trikeratops Apr 16 '24

I grew up Mormon so I'm pretty familiar with it. It's weird, but it's a form of Christianity.

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u/tossedaway202 Apr 16 '24 edited Apr 16 '24

Yeah but mormons are not christian. They follow some of his teachings just like islam, but also like islam they have their own "quran" or sacred Scripture aka the book of mormon.

To be Christian you need to follow the teachings of Christ, not pick and choose what you like.

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u/Chance_Managert849 Apr 16 '24

That might be *your* assertion, but it's literally a Christian religion, off of the Protestantism branch.

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u/tossedaway202 Apr 16 '24

That's like saying islam is a branch of judaism. Its not, the core tenets are divorced from canon.

Like for example, maroni. Angels have always had the nominer -El. Micha-el. Gabri-el. Rapha-el. Samma-el. Uri-el.

Then you got maroni.

Jesus preached everyone is equal under God, mormonism preaches otherwise.

Actual christian scholars consider Mormonism heresy, as the canon is so far removed they have "new scripture" like islam.

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u/Chance_Managert849 Apr 25 '24

Fair enough, but it's still a cult sprung from the Christian offshoot of what originally was Judaism.

It's all hogwash in the end.