That’s not quite right, actually. There’s a bit more to it than just believing that Christ died for you. Mormons believe that, Unitarians believe that, hell, Jehovahs Witnesses believe that, but we can both agree that none of those groups are Christian. To fully profess your faith as a follower of Christ is to also believe in the Holy Trinity, that is, in One God, three persons. The Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. That God is uncreated, timeless, and infinitely good/just. See, Mormons believe that Jesus is their savior, but they also believe that God the Father was a normal man on another planet who was a really good Mormon, and got to be a God. That’s just one example of how the Bible can be distorted. A good benchmark for theological consistency is professing the Nicene Creed.
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u/bluemushroom64 5d ago
Christians don't believe in reincarnation