If the Mormon religion were true and its members christ like would they not meet in fields for all to see and use their wealth as Chist would have them or r they a closed society of church worshipers?

Answer 1

Let us suppose that the Mormon religion were not true, would you still like them to hold their meets in a field. Surely, true or not are they not entitled to hold their meetings in a building like any other religion? As for using their so called wealth as God intended, I think that you will find that the Mormon's are some of the first to give aid to countries which have suffered some calamity. Thousands of tonns of goods are sent out each year to countries in need.

It is my understanding that they have their own farms, and ware houses crammed full of goods and clothing and other goods ready to be shipped off to whichever country is in need.

It is also my understanding that the only part of Mormon religion that is not available to non Mormons is the sacred ceremony held only in Mormon temples, and then only to worthy members of the church. All other buildings of worship are open to all who have a desire to attend.

At present there are short segments on TV showing ordinary people giving a very brief account of their ordinary lives with the speaker ending with "And I am a Mormon". As far as I can tell they are no different from this writer, and no doubt yourself.