Are Mormons Christian? The 3 Mormons discuss why Mormons are Christian with Stacey, the star actor from Studio C. Check out this episode of 3 Mormons!
The 3 Mormons each take turns asking Stacey questions about his life as a Christian, being a part of Studio C, his embarrassing moments, and his celebrity crushes, and his favorite Apostles and Prophets. Stacey and the 3 Mormons also discuss their thoughts about why Mormons are Christian and what it means to be a follower of Jesus Christ.
Mormons easily meet the definition of a Christian as implicitly defined in the New Testament: they believe that ancient prophets foretold Christ’s coming, that Jesus Christ suffered for our transgressions, that he was put to death but rose from the dead, that through him we may obtain forgiveness of our sins, and that he will come again in glory.
Stacey believes a Mormon is a Christian, a follower of Christ and one who seeks after his teachings. Jesus Christ is fundamental to the Mormon religion and doctrine. Without Jesus Christ we have no religion. Everything we believe as Mormons hinges on Jesus and what he taught.
Stacey discusses how being on Studio C and being in the comedy realm can be uplifting and edifying. Making people happy is a great gift you can give to people.
Mormons are Christian, and not only does this mean that we believe in Jesus Christ and his teachings, but we also strive to have the same qualities associated with Jesus Christ: kindness, compassion, love, fairness, and decency.
Stacey from Studio C and the 3 Mormons have many thoughts about what it means to be Christian. But they want to hear from you! What are your thoughts?
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The title has Stacey’s last name wrong ^^a
Yikes, you are right. Fixing it.
I believe Mormons are Christians, as much as Jehovah Witnesses are Christian… I do find issue with them having another book, the Book of Mormon, and equating that to the Bible. As a Seventh-day Adventist, I feel that everything must be tested by the Bible and if there is a conflict, it must be thrown out. That goes for our Prophet, Sister White, as well. As a follower of Jesus Christ, he asks us to allow him to dwell in us, to shape in us a new mind. I’m not ecumenical, as I do believe there is one Truth, one Way, as Jesus stated in John 17:17, “Sanctify them by Thy Truth, Thy Word is Truth.”
To keep from arguments, I won’t be posting again, but this is just one SDA member’s insight on the events, Please do not hold the entire SDA church accountable for my personal relationship with God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.