What would you do if Mormons moved in next door to you?

Answer 1

Order a bunch of stuff, and never answer the door.

Answer 2

even with the actuality that i'm no longer a Mormon, i think of that's beneficial to fulfill those adult men. Mormons generally do no longer drink, smoke, or swear, and mutually as they'd attempt to transform you at first, they gained't press the factor if gently rebuffed. i think of they're going to probable make large pals via fact Mormons are generally very stunning human beings and quite worried approximately making a sturdy effect mutually as doing missionary paintings. in case you're thinking approximately getting romantically in touch with a Mormon guy, whether, make certain you comprehend precisely what you're doing--Mormons are quite traditionalist in that section. There could be some web pages that would provide you some preparation that way.

Answer 3

Nothing, same thing I'd do if anyone moved next door to me. And I've had Mormons on my street before.

Answer 4

I will not do anything. In fact I would rather have many of them in my street. They never play music loud, they are respectful people, and their beliefs doesn't bother me, especially when I was a Mormon for 14 years.

I doubt they would visit me, since I made well known to the church that I've been a Wiccan for the past 7 years.

Answer 5

1. Assume they must have needed shelter and a friendly environment to live in, like everyone else.

2. Ask them to mow their grass if it got too long.

3. Bake them a cake and take it over to them (that's so '70's, but it's cornily neighborly, also).

4. Talk religion and politics and ask them if they mind if I continue to keep the Sabbath and the Holy Days, and tell them I'm not Jewish if they ask.

5. Sleep more soundly than if a Most Wanted or a registered sex offender moved in.

6. Not change my work schedule just to suit my new neighbors.

7. Continue to pine away for summer every winter.

8. Stuff like that.

Answer 6

First I would be glad that it wasn't some fundaMENTAL right wingers.....then welcome them to the neighborhood. As a pagan, I have found Mormons to be open minded, tolerant and nice. As for being a form of xtians...well at least Mormons actually walk their talk. I think they believe some outrageous things, but I'm sure they think the same of me.

Now if you had said "what would you do if fundamental xtians moved in next door to you?" my answer would be quite different indeed..........LOL

Answer 7

I had a Morman deaf mute live next door years ago. Before she 'converted,' her husband had left her, with three kids to look after. As she had no money or food, she had asked her bishop for help thru the rest of the month, (5 days) and he gave her a dollar. She come to me for help, and I loaned her what I could, and she always paid me back. I will never forget her. You should treat them like any human being should be treated.

Answer 8

Same thing I'd do if Babtists or Muslims or Catholics moved in next door - not much since I'm not the friendliest neighbor. Religion is all the same to me though - not for me but I don't give a hoot what others are into.

Answer 9

actually, this happened to me! I became friends with them. They are people just like you and I. It is a friendship that has lasted for more than a year now even after their family relocated to a new neighborhood. Why do you ask such a silly question? do you think that being Mormon is contagious? Have an open mind.

Answer 10

I'm not quite sure how you'd know they were Mormon. I'm sure they don't all wear black pants, white shirts and a black tie. lol

I know I don't have a big A on my door. ;-)

I never ask or offer religious - or lack of - affiliation.