Mormons are Christians

My opponent has presented fundamental beliefs of Christianity without any supporting source or explanation, and I will show how Mormon beliefs are in line with the Bible.1. There is only one God. Period. No other Gods anywhere. - Mormons believe in only one God[1].2. God is three in one. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are three beings in one God. - Mormons believe in one God, namely the Godhead, consisting of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.[1] This is just another viewpoint on how God can be three yet one.3. God is omniscient, omnipotent, infinite, etc. - Mormons believe that God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent through his spirit.[1]4. God is Spirit. - This is from John 4:24. Note that this scripture doesn't say 'God is a spirit'. This means the word Spirit in this sentence is being used as an adjective, describing God. John 4:8 says 'God is love', another description of the characteristics of God. If I were to say 'I am happy', I wouldn't be saying that I am made up of 'happy'. Just as I have many attributes that can be described(tall, male, human), so does God have many attributes. If we look further, spirit in this verse comes from the Greek pneuma, referring to the Holy Ghost, as well as the spiritual characteristics of God.[2] Mormons believe as well that the Holy Ghost is part of the Godhead, and that God has spiritual characteristics.5. Jesus Christ is God. - Mormons believe Jesus is part of the Godhead, along with the Father and the Holy Ghost.6. Jesus Christ became man. - Mormons believe this. Christ came to earth, born mortal, died and was resurrected.7. Jesus is fully God, and fully man - I would like to see scriptural reference for this, for to be fully one thing, you cannot be another. The problem is probably simply with the word 'fully'.8. All people have sinned (original sin) - "All have sinned" is biblical from Romans 3:23. Mormons believe in this. Original sin could be debated.9. Death came into the world through Adam's sin. - Correct. Mormons teach that the Fall of Adam is the process by which man became mortal, and therefore subject to death.[3]10. The Holy Spirit is God. - Along with the Father and the Son. Mormons believe this as well.[1]11. The Bible is the divinely inspired word of God. - Mormons believe this as well.[4]I will now address my opponents' claims about Mormon beliefs.1. God was once a man who lived on another planet. Con doesn't provide biblical source for why this is incorrect, but it is important to note that this isn't an official doctrine of the Mormon Church. It is a teaching that has been presented outside of official scripture. That being said, Christ called himself the Son of Man[5].2. God is a man. Again, this is outside the scope of official Mormon doctrine. That being said, Christ called himself the Son of Man[5]. We know Christ to be the Son of God, and just as God is capitalized to represent a specific personage(the Father), so is Man capitalized, showing us that Man is one of the names or titles of the Father.3. Multiple God's and Multiple worlds. The word 'God' refers to the creator of the universe. We only know of our own universe, so our universe can only have one God. Mormons only believe in one God. Anything outside that is outside the scope of official Mormon doctrine. But, just to show the biblical possibility, Christ commands man to be as perfect as the Father, and it can be argued that means being identical in character and nature.4. Jesus was begotten by a physical union between God and Mary. God is spirit, not a spirit. I have addressed this. That being said, I would like to see official support for both the biblical stance and Mormon stance on this issue, rather than just words.5. God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit (the Father, Son and Holy Spirit) are separate beings. How could Jesus cry out to the Father if they are the same being? How could Jesus be seen standing on the right hand of God if they are the same being? There is no biblical support for the idea that the Father and Son are the same being.6. People turn into God's when they die. This isn't the actual teaching of the Mormon church, and is being misrepresented. I ask my opponent to specify what he means, and provide a source for the Mormon and biblical stances on this issue.7. There is no such thing as original sin. I ask my opponent to substantiate his claim that original sin is a biblical topic. I would also ask con to clarify what he means by original sin.8. Jesus visited the Americas. Mormons use John 10:16 to reference the Americas, those people being the 'other sheep' Christ referred to. That being said, just because the Bible doesn't say Christ visited the Americas doesn't mean it didn't happen. Lack of evidence doesn't equal evidence that something didn't happen, so it isn't in direct contradiction with the Bible.As you can see, my opponent hasn't substantiated any of his claims, and has therefore failed completely to provide any reasoning as to why Mormons aren't Christians. On the other hand, I have clearly shown the Mormon's official claim that they are Christians, shown how their official doctrines are in line with the Bible, and how they fit both the dictionary and biblical definitions of the word Christian.[1]http://lds.org...;[2]http://www.biblestudytools.com...;[3]http://lds.org...;[4]http://lds.org...;[5]Matthew 12:40