Posted on 06/16/2012 11:00:56 AM PDT by greyfoxx39
You claim to see ‘pure hate’ from me for Joseph Smith’s anti-Christian religious teachings, but I see pure love in you and your dedication to Mormonism, in post, after post, after post.
Please proved proof that your continued claim. If you are going to make the charge please back it up.
First of all Jesus wouldn’t and couldn’t enter a Mormon Temple as it would break His Torah which He never broke nor will He ever break. His Word is eternal He warned us over and over and over not to worship other gods! He brought judgment on the House of Israel by scattering them to all nations because they worshiped other gods, so I don’t see Him going into a Mormon Temple. He also probably would not go into any Catholic or Protestant church as they too have mixed pagan worship, idols, holy days, with the Hebrew Faith. He definitely would not go in. Most likely He would feel most comfortable in a Conservative synagogue where they still keep HIS 7th day Sabbath and all of HIS holy feasts and the Ten Commandments.
Discuss the issues all you want, but do not make it personal.
There are many people in the Christian community (not mormonism), who view the church as building. The church is not the building it is the Body of Christ. (I realize we may disagree on who Christ is, Judaism or Christianity the church is not a building.)
Some are based upon the church as it was in Paul's time.
Discuss the issues all you want, but do not make it personal.
No problem.
But if he ever signed the guest book at the Salt Lake Tabernacle he'd be guaranteed a couple visitors would stop by each year, wherever he lived, to chat him up.
Jesus would comfortable with?...
http://www.jewishmosaic.org/page/load_page/51
...In December 2006, landmark changes took place within the movement, the results of which allow Conservative-affiliated rabbinical schools to ordain openly gay rabbis, if they so choose, and allows clergy to officiate at same-sex commitment ceremonies, if they so choose. While these changes are new, the movement’s leadership has strongly encouraged Conservative-affiliated synagogues to welcome LGBT Jews as members since the early 1990s. In addition, Conservative leaders publicly endorsed civil unions and other measures that recognize gay relationships under civil law many years before changes were made within the movement...
LOL
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When I was LDS, multiple ear piercings were still ok. At BYU I had my ears pierced twice and wore earrings in both.
***He would feel most comfortable in a Conservative synagogue where they still keep HIS 7th day Sabbath and all of HIS holy feasts and the Ten Commandments.***
HOT DOG! SHARPENING THE SABRES! Oh wait, save this for a different thread. Don’t want to hijack this one!
I am a proud Apostate.
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I want a t-shirt for the next time I’m in Utah that says “I’m the apostate your bishop warned you about.”
Ping to other fellow apostates...
Accurate not lame and certainly not grasping at straws.
Aside from being the perps at the first 9/11, Smith bragged that he would be a ‘second mohammed’, and most LDS believe (although will not admit to gentiles) that the LDS will control the government and rule from Missouri. I can source all of that...
Here is the Smith quote...
“I will be a second Mohammed to this generation…whose motto, in treating for peace, was ‘the Alcoran [Koran] or the Sword,’ so shall it be eventually with us, ‘Joseph Smith or the Sword.’
As far as Jesus being DENIED entry into a Mormon Temple, that presupposes (AGAIN a “shot” and “slight”) that you and others consider Mormons as NOT being Christians and ANTI-CHRIST.
Regardless, Mormons as are ALL peoples are GOD’s children
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Wrong there on a couple of points, sparky.
Mormons are NOT Christians based upon their own theology. NO church accepts them as Christians - Catholics, Orthodox or Protestant if for no other reason then they deny the Trinity.
Second, ONLY BELIEVERS (born again believers who trust Christ for their salvation) are Children of God (by adoption not by birth). Mormons preach against this.
Mormon theology is what keeps them from God, not us.
My pastor has stopped preaching and said “hey, we’ll wait till you are done (name’s name). Normally, it happens once and once only.
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My pastor usually quips “Hey, if that is God, ask him how He likes the sermon!”.
We also have slide sign that asks people to turn their phones off because leaving them on is ‘cell’...’fish’...ness.
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