Why does everyone hate Mormons?

Answer 1

It is unfortunate that many members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) are viewed as being judgemental. The church itself teaches that we should show love to all people, to love them unconditionally as God loves them. However, the church also teaches that we should warn people to repent and turn to God. This is a difficult balance for many Mormons, and they are not equipped with the communication skills they need to be able to warn people to repent while still showing love and acceptance.

Please be assured that those Mormons who are judgemental are at a personal fault. Being judgemental or discriminatory against others is against the teachings of Jesus Christ and the official doctrines and teachings of the Mormon church. Those Mormons who are judgemental possibly don't realize that their words and actions are offending others. Try to show them respect and patience rather than getting angry, and remind them that Jesus said, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."

Answer 2

idk for all people but i think it is an issue with knowledge. if people receive false knowledge it can and mostly is the root of hate. and when u hate something u often are a jerk. or they hate Mormons because of a member that wasn't nice. not every single Mormon is nice. just think is every christian, Catholic ect... nice? and for the knowledge people tend to lean on what others "know". there are people who say things mean things and others lean on them. the mean people lack the knowledge of what a member of the church has. the truth. but all people are entitled to think...even if it is jerkish and wrong.

Answer 3

Everyone does NOT hate Mormons; so that question cannot be answered. The only ones who could answer that question would be someone who might actually hate them. They could only provide a 'personal' answer for 'themselves only'.

I know for example, that Jehovah's Witnesses do not hate Mormons. We make house visits on them to share with them the 'good news' of God's Kingdom. Even if they're not interested in a conversation at the moment, we are kind, helpful, and have love and caring for them, as we do for anyone else we make house visits on.

In our secular life, we have enjoyed 'working' beside them; 'living' beside them. The ones I know personally are hard working, and they work hard at honoring their marriage and family life in general; and they live by the good moral standards in The Bible. These things are all good assets in the community.

Answer 4

they aren't dont be so mean i know many mormons and they are all very nice