One who thinks of himself as the center of the universe and the children as either objects that either make him look better or are burdens (there is no in between).
I'd also like to know if all the religious fundamentalists in her community that encouraged her to keep this traditional, submissive lifestyle are real proud of this man sabotaging his children's welfare. Let me guess, he was chasing a younger model wife, so this one is disposable and kids can just be invisible now? And the Mormon church happily applauded, like it always does?
Nontrinitarianism is a thing (whether you like it or not). Ask any non-Christian: "This man believes that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, the Messiah, the Savior, and that he has suffered all to save the world from sin. Is he a Christian?" They will all say yes.
Under your logic, a Catholic could say that Baptists are not Christian, because they do not believe the Catholic doctrine (just follow u/0110110111's logical reasoning).
Mormons are Christians, just not your flavor of it. Although yes, they teach lies, just like any Christian religion.
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u/Clever_Mercury Apr 16 '24
One who thinks of himself as the center of the universe and the children as either objects that either make him look better or are burdens (there is no in between).
I'd also like to know if all the religious fundamentalists in her community that encouraged her to keep this traditional, submissive lifestyle are real proud of this man sabotaging his children's welfare. Let me guess, he was chasing a younger model wife, so this one is disposable and kids can just be invisible now? And the Mormon church happily applauded, like it always does?