[Elsie]

If you like Jeff's reasonings; then THIS is the man to follow; Robert Millet; MORMON and Professor, Apologist.

 

 

I feel like I have a sense of responsibility to be as, as gentle and kind and, in my case, Christian as possible. It's, to me, if you're, if you want to talk about Christianity or what it stands for, you have to look carefully at what it produces in people. My religion, for me, not only sets forth my theology, but it sets forth my practical, daily living in terms of how I treat other people and how I come to love them. And whether they feel the same way about ultimate and eternal things that I do or not.

 

 

 

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[Repeat Offender]

When I ever I think of mohamedism or mormonism (same thing) I think of George Orwell's "Animal Farm."

I picture the Lord's Holy Word and Mad Mo and Joe Smith sitting thee with whiteout and crayons......

No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets

Thou shalt not kill unless they are unbelievers, then bag your fill

In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead so you just need to ask yourself if you are worthy, and then you'll have faith you are and did a good deed by proclaiming it so.

You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that—and shudder. because with my new easy bake mormon, you can become a god yourself on planet Xlingon-7 and chose whether or not to bring your wife through the veil.

--I dunno, it's either that;

A child's religion where you don't know all the rules so you make them up as you go;

or the devil trying to deceive many into following him to hell.