No, I'm not saying that at all. I don't think others are saying that either. John W gets too excited with his 'satan' thing. This is about who you are fellowshipping with. There may be Mormons and JW's who God will save despite their cult's doctrines. They hear the Gospel along the line somewhere and are just confused. Some stay to witness to their relatives, in these though they know the church they are going to is wrong.
All I said was embrace a doctrinal statement that lets others tell you if they are Christians or not. If they cannot sign a doctrinal statement of what you and your church says one must believe to be saved, then you know who is who by their admissions to you. That's about all I said. I think you know the gospel message and know what someone must believe to be a Christian. I'd simply say stick to your doctrinal guns, not in a hateful way, just so you know which of your friends and acquaintances need Christ that you might witness to them. JWs need the gospel. Mormons need the gospel. Hindus and Muslims need the gospel.
In Him,
Lon