The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

- A friend writes: "Leaving Mormonism was both the most difficult and most liberating thing I ever did. I had converted at age 25, and left at 52. When I left, I was assaulted by my returned missionary son, shunned by my so called Christian Mormon 'friends' of decades, my children refuse to talk to me except to ask for money, and publicly slandered in social media. But, after leaving Mormonism behind, I moved, made new friends, became healthy, and faced my demons of why I joined them in the first place. It was the most intensely difficult thing in my life, but I can say, two years later, that I'm 'recovered', although I sincerely feel compassion for Mormons who are still lost in it. Yes, it is a religious CULT, and don't let Mormons tell you otherwise. They're geniuses at deflecting criticism, at avoiding rational discussion, and at social and personal manipulation. Mormonism is probably by far the most 'Dangerous Cult' out there because of its pseudo-veneer of social acceptability. Mormons don't live in communes, they pay taxes, and they go to church on Sundays. This still doesn't make them 'appear' to be Christian of which they are not. They are a CULT. Leaving Mormonism behind was very hard, but worth it. When you become a Christian - then you can finally find a REAL life - when you leave the Mormons behind. " Well said!