Ampu, as a Latter-day Saint, I know very well whom I worship.
“But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are all things, and we by him”
“Ampu, as a Latter-day Saint, I know very well whom I worship.”
And yet you NEVER say who it is.
If you wish to finally go on record as saying exactly who you worship, please take this opportunity:
Do you worship a god who used to be a man?
Do you have a Jesus who was a created spirit?
Do you have a heavenly mother?
Do you hope to become a god yourself someday?
Why are your gods changeable and not eternal?
Why are your three earth gods sinful, fallen created beings who later became some kind of gods?
Including the god you claim to worship, how many total mormonic gods do you think exist?
Microphone is waiting......
Ampu, as a Latter-day Saint, I know very well whom I worship.
I sure wish you'd tell US!
Is it GOD (the Father - Ancient of Days) with HIS physical body;
or is it GOD (the Son - Jesus) with HIS physical body?
Ampu, as a Latter-day Saint, I know very well whom I worship.
“But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are all things, and we by him”
I think you missed Ampu's point. The LDS redefines "God, "Father" and "Lord Jesus Christ", borrowing the language but applying an entirely different meaning. You might as well be talking about Jesus the gardener. So you can say that there is "one God" but your doctrine says that you can be a god (a doctrine derived from Genesis 3:5). With open contradictions when used with traditional definitions, you leave others to only conclude that your faith system wishes to deceive.