Original sentence: Anti-Mormonism refers to affirmative opposition to Mormonism as an institution
Edited sentence: A Christian might feel that Mormons have been biased and persecuted those around them leading to their own persecution.And then we come out of the pages of history to the modern world.Anti-Mormonism refers to opposition to Mormonism as an institution.For example, a Mormon might use the term Anti-Mormonism more strongly because he, or she, feels that there has been an historic bias and persecution directed against Mormons.It should be noted by the reader that some of the definitions that follow may be considered inflammatory by some.Mormons could also consider some secular scholars as anti-Mormons.These scholars may, or may not be, viewed as heretical.This is because, a devout Mormon would consider Christians heretics, while devout Christians would feel that Mormons are heretics.This term should be viewed as having many similar definitions based upon a person's viewpoint.We no longer have living witnesses to make assertions to the validity of the historical claims of Mormonism; the authority of the Mormon Religion; or the claims of earlier people against Mormonism