CS writes:
For example, I've heard that they put Joseph Smith above Jesus.
Whether it's true or not depends on how you see it. They believe that Jesus visited America and left a whole new set of scripture here. Smith was suppose to be the prophet to proclaim this scripture. In other words, you could say that Smith supposedly had more up-to-date info.
Also, I've heard they are polytheistic, so...
I don't know where you got this idea...
I need some kind of criteria for what the minimum requirements are to be considered a Christian before I can go down the list and check off all the non-Christians.
You said so yourself. Believe in Christ. They certainly believe in Christ. Otherwise, they wouldn't be knocking on my door trying to convert me.
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