
The following cliff notes are from a discussion I had with a few in real life friends.
As we enjoyed a delicious lunch together, the topic of Mormonism came up and this evolved into a dialouge about the term "anti-Mormon" (whatever that even means).
Anyway, as we all began talkng about this term, I asked my friends the following question:
Why do my LDS friends see it as perfectly okay for LDS people to go out (missionaries as well as others) and tell other people the 'truth' about Mormonism (Joseph Smith, Book of Mormon, Book of Abraham, golden plates, translation process, etc, etc).
BUT: If Ceeboo was to tell my LDS friends the 'truth' about Mormonism (Joseph Smith, Book of Mormon, Book of Abraham, golden plates, translation process, etc, etc) I am instantly and surely labeled an anti-Mormon.
I have a hunch (just a hunch as I am open to further thoughts, ideas, and perspectives from y'all) that the use of the term 'anti-Mormon' is, by design, a stop sign to discussion.
for what it's worth, I also believe that things like "I know the church is true", "I know Joseph is a prophet of God", and/or " I know the Book of Mormon is true", are also things that put an immediate halt to discussion.
While I certainly do not consider myself an anti-Mormon, I do indeed consider myself to be anti-Mormonism.
Am I an Anti-Mormon?
What say you?
Ohhh, and Happy Thanksgiving!

Peace,
Ceeboo