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Wow, what a busy day. Not really, but it sure felt that way. After my class this morning, I was able to attend a meeting with some students visiting from Biola University. The nature of the visit was to improve interfaith relations (for those unaware, Biola University, like BYU, is also a religiously-centered school.) Obviously, those who had come to visit from Biola and the students from our campus who attended the meetings already had fairly positive interfaith relations, so the conversation dealt more with interfaith relations in general. One of the more interesting conclusions that was reached was that, often, when an Evangelical says that a Mormon (a member of the LDS Church) is not a Christian, he or she is commenting more on the nature of the Church’s theology rather than the faith, belief, worthiness, etc. of said Mormon. In other words, it’s nothing personal. Continue reading A meeting, a book, and an announcement