 IS REFORM MORMONISM A "RELIGION"?
- What is a religion?
- What do I expect from a religion?
- What are the benefits of having a religion
in my life?
- Is there a difference between belonging to
a religion and being religious?
- Is a "sect" a religion? A "cult"?
A "denomination"? What do these
designations mean?
- What impact do religions have on the world?
- Is the world a better place because of religion?
- If I belong to a religion, what does that
change about me?
- Is having a religious history important to
me?
- Is it important to treat religions with respect?
Are they worthy of my respect?
- For what reason would I join a religion?
Because my parents belong(ed) to it?
- How significant is the administration of
a religion?
- Would I be proud of a religious affiliation?
- Would I be embarrassed by a religious affiliation?
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IS REFORM MORMONISM CHRISTIAN?
- What do I mean when I use the term "Christian?"
- What does most of the world mean when the
word "Christian" is used?
- What is meant by the term "Orthodox
Christianity?" Is
that different from
just "Christianity?"
- Is Orthodox Christianity truly representative
of Christianity?
- Can someone be Christian and also be something
else?
- Is Christianity simply a way of belief, or
is it also a way of life?
- If I were to require someone to "prove"
their Christianity to
me, what would I require
of them?
- Why do some people feel that only Christianity
is the correct way?
- Why do some people feel that only their particular
version of Christianity
is the correct way?
- If I had to explain Christianity in as few
as ten words, which words
would I use to
describe it?
- How has Christianity affected my life? The
lives of those around
me?
- Are Christians unfairly attacked? Do Christians
have a right to attack
others?
- Is "being Christian" significant
to me?
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CAN YOU BE A REFORM MORMON AND STILL BE LDS?
- What does it mean to "be Mormon?"
- What does it mean to "be LDS?"
- What range of diverse thinking do I experience
within the LDS church?
- How tolerant or diverse must my thinking
be to be Reform Mormon?
- Am I LDS if I was baptized, but no longer
believe it?
- Am I LDS if I believe it, but have never
been baptized?
- Is being LDS defined by one's thoughts, or
by one's actions?
- Is it possible to be LDS and be something
else? What?
- Will the LDS church tolerate me being a Reform
Mormon?
- Will Reform Mormonism tolerate me being LDS?
- Do I have to give up anything to become Reform
Mormon?
- Do I have to change my beliefs to become
Reform Mormon?
- Why would I even consider becoming a Reform
Mormon?
- Are there other examples of people belonging
successfully to more than one religion?
- How would others take it if I were Reform
Mormon?
- To what extent is Reform Mormonism defined
by myself?
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