| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | CastleBee (85)
09/08/2008 | A cult employing nearly as much science fiction and fantasy as L. Ron's imaginative legacy. Has basically one thing in common with Christianity...the use of the name Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, by their own definition, this person has nothing at all to do with the biblical Jesus Christ. Speaking only of the belief and not the believers, I dislike it immensely and on so many levels.
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 | River2 (0)
07/23/2008 | Please oh please just let me out of here.
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 | Melanie!! (2)
07/15/2008 | dont get me started on these freaks
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 | ms-167855084 (0)
07/08/2008 | Pologamy anyone?
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 | laydeezee92 (0)
07/04/2008 | No offence, but I wouldnt touch Mormonism with a Barge Pole. It's pretty creepy, and has alot of cults within it.
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 | ???J?re???h 29:11??? (1)
06/22/2008 | once again, also weird... strange...
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 | Nathan550 (1)
06/19/2008 | dum dum dum dum dum!!!
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 | Oo Michelle oO (1)
06/18/2008 | A cult. Period.
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 | Michaelsgirlforever (1)
06/18/2008 | These people are freaks
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 | Private Punx (0)
06/18/2008 | Can't they just create a lottery system for the good seats in Heaven?
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 | MazDaDon1 (0)
06/15/2008 | an interesting and fantastic twist on Christianity that produces yet another Christ cult. The only people who seem more confused about their ideal way of life than me is themselves. I'll upgrade their rating to OK because they seem to be the best producers of the MLM economic systems which I cherish, and their "traditional" advocacy of the institution of polygamy which I find consistent with the nature of humanity's sexual and psychological optimums is unmatched even if (by the portrayed examples) exaggerated and indulgently chauvinistic. I also favor their strong mistrust of government interference in spiritual matters. But I'm going to deduct a point because of their fundamentalists apparen reliance on isolationism and persistent use of horrible 19th century American pioneer fashion and technology.
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 | myspace-353361342 (0)
06/10/2008 | Get real people!
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 | -The Original Sin- (0)
06/10/2008 | I have a lot of mormon friends they are great people but on the religious aspect it isnt my cup of tea.I am not a fan of people telling me what is moral. I do however enjoy that they dont really have a hell more like an outer darkness. Oh and by the way not all mormons are polygamist..
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 | Lisa45 (0)
06/09/2008 | Once again a group who are decieved.
God put away the old law and told us to live under the new law.
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 | myspace-387493239 (0)
06/09/2008 | as long as polygamy and arrainged marriages are not practiced, I have nothing bad to comment on this belief system - however, the few "churches/sects" that do still practice that type of thinking, are deplorable and no better than pedophile's are
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 | Automatt (43)
06/08/2008 | I used to work with some people who happened to be Mormon. They were all clean cut folks who came in early and worked hard. When we had a deadline, they and also friends of theirs came in and helped us out over the weekend so that we got all of our tasks accomplished. They were all fine upstanding young men and women who did not drink or smoke.
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 | lmorovan (16)
06/08/2008 | One of the many cults and sects born in the 19th century.
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| myspace-318856571 (0)
06/07/2008 | i am mormon
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 | tom899 (0)
06/07/2008 | wives evrywhere!!! yay!!... wait a minit, isnt that bad?
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 | Brenden (2)
06/06/2008 | Fanatic, much?
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 | Rovert... or Trevor (0)
06/06/2008 | Although I find the repeated visits ot my door step annoying and I don't agree with the ideals the people are nice.
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 | Tyler 482 (0)
06/02/2008 | they belive in god so its ok
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 | Gold Dragon (0)
06/02/2008 | A very silly mish-mash of Christianity, Masonic lore, and bad science fiction.
The founder of Mormonism, Joseph Smith was kick out of the Fraternal Order of Freemasons for clandestine activities. Armed with his knowledge of Masonic rite, the Holy Bible, and an active imagination Smith created Mormonism.
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 | Funeral EmPYRE (0)
06/02/2008 | "another testament of Jesus Christ"
they have enough. mormon is lower than christianity.
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| myspace-202452197 (0)
06/01/2008 | i used to be one
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 | Marcus :| (0)
06/01/2008 | never met one
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 | myspace-185695433 (0)
05/31/2008 | They are EXTREMELY confused as to what they believe in and deviate from eachother... make up your mind what you believe in and get your shit straigtht... nobody should be allowed to have 10-12 wives at a time. We are meant to do other things than this!
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 | myspace-375979409 (0)
05/31/2008 | what is is?
MORONS??
i mean, that's what it sounds like if the m waz n't there....
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| myspace-94825673 (0)
05/30/2008 | I have friends who are mormon and i love them but i don't agree with the religion
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 | Linette (0)
05/29/2008 | I have a friend who married into this faith. Hmmmmm... Nothing nice to say so.... It's a faith. It's not my place to judge though.
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 | twansalem (41)
05/28/2008 | This religion has gained some respectability over the years, but if you look at the Mormonism of Joseph Smith, it's a little tough to take the whole concept seriously.
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 | irishgit (151)
05/28/2008 | Aside from the occasional appearance of pairs of pasty white young men in cheap black suits at my door proselytizing about once a year, I've never knowingly met a Mormon. The ones who come to the door are pleasant enough (although its amusing to see a kid about 19 with a name tag saying "Elder Smith") and a lot easier to get rid of than Jehovah Witnesses.
I've read enough to understand that most of the recent newsworthy scandals involve splinter groups, widely divorced from the main church, but nonetheless, the tenets of the religion, such as I understand them, have no interest for me. As to the tenets of the splinter groups, well let me put it this way... I've been married twice, and am no longer. One wife at a time was plenty, thanks.
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 | magellan (174)
05/28/2008 | The Mormons that I've met have all been super nice, super hard working, and super likable. Oddly, they seem to be surprisingly good basketball players as well, a quality which I admittedly overvalue. Sure some of their tenets are wacky, but which religion's aren't? I think if Mormonism was founded in the 700s and not the 1800s, Mormons would take a lot less flack.
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 | CanadaSucks (50)
05/18/2008 | A true cult that demonstrates at least two big signs of cult status- (1) control or influence over your money and (2) control and influence over the sexual behavior of young women to make sure they don't learn to think for themselves and stay as breeders of the faith. Mormonism is simply a laughable branch off of Christianity- which is also a ficticious branch. And it's sure funny to listen to evangelical types call Mormonisms a 'cult' when clearly they're aren't many real, intellectual, or philosophical mirrors in said la casa de evangelical. . .
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 | GenghisTheHun (177)
05/18/2008 | I got lucky. I had a group of Mormon minstrels wandering around here in the Hunnic Kingdom and I invited them in. I had Fido stand guard on them and made them sing some Mormon hymns. When I get my strength up, I will release to you, for your edification and enjoyment, videos of said Mormons singing. I am sure you will thoroughtly enjoy them.
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| Mitch70 (1)
04/02/2008 | This is the biggest most successful cult in existence today.
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 | Chrisrianna (15)
08/07/2007 | If you believe that Jesus came to Joseph Smith in the 1800's and in Vermont and gave him a "Golden Bible" that nobody ever saw, then you are crazier then Joseph Smith.
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 | Yogurt (15)
06/03/2007 | My belief is that this religion is a complete sham.
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