Do Mormons really believe that Catholics haven't heard the Gospel of Jesus and are in need of proselytization?

Question

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Answer 1

We don't think that Catholics have never heard the gospel of Jesus, but we believe that we have the complete gospel, and others only have a portion.

We want to tell everyone about the RESTORED Church of Jesus Christ.

Answer 2

As a Mormon, I learn much from the Catholics, my thought is we LDS has things that Catholic could benefit from.

Most Jews did not accept Jesus Christ, because he is teaching them something different but is better than what the Jews have, that is how I feel about us LDS and the rest of the Christian world are now.

LDS is offering something more than what you have now.
We are not boastful of it, but we do like to share it.

Answer 3

We really believe that we have an important message to share with everyone, no matter what their religion, or lack of religion is.

My parents were Catholic (my mom even wanted to be a nun) before converting, and so in my family, Catholicism is highly respected and has an important place in our hearts as the foundation of faith in Christ for our whole family.

Sharing our beliefs in Christ does in no way mean tearing down, or demeaning other faiths, it just means sharing our beliefs also, and then letting individuals decide what to do with that information.

Thanks

Answer 4

If you ask me, it should be the other way around. It's the Mormons who need to hear the Word of God. And if a Catholic is the one to give it to them, then I'm all for it. The Catholics certainly don't need to be taught anything from Mormons.

Answer 5

People should still have the right to learn about Latter-day Saints if they wish to.

Answer 6

mormons believe whatever is necessary to keep their church growing.

GROWTH = TRUTH
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Answer 7

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