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Probably because to the media this is cause to celebrate. To the media a coming out party is always a reason to celebrate.why are they making this national news?
Probably because to the media this is cause to celebrate. To the media a coming out party is always a reason to celebrate.why are they making this national news?
I’ve been around Mormons long enough to understand the stigma of not being married in the temple. It exists. People that don’t marry in the temple carry that nagging sense of not living up to the ideal their whole lives.Not true. Many in this life through no fault of their own will not have the opportunity to marry in the temple. They will have the opportunity in the afterlife if they remain faithful.
Yeah I did confuse Eternal Life with living forever, because that’s what Eternal Life means. This is another example of Mormons redefining terms to fit their own theology, then using those terms in discussions with Christians as if they’re talking about the same thing when in actuality the meaning is far different.Perhaps you are confusing the term “Eternal Life” with mere living forever. To quote the Encyclopedia of Mormonism (here), “ To Latter-day Saints the phrase “eternal life” refers not only to everlasting life but also and more particularly to the quality of life God lives. Eternal life is available to all people who have lived on earth who accept this gift by their obedience to God’s laws and ordinances .”
The second (Terrestrial Kingdom) and third (Telestial Kingdom) kingdoms are places where the inhabitants live forever, but do not enjoy Eternal Life.
CCC 1033 Our Lord warns us that we shall be separated from him if we fail to meet the serious needs of the poor and the little ones who are his brethren. To die in mortal sin without repenting and accepting God’s merciful love means remaining separated from him for ever by our own free choice. This state of definitive self-exclusion from communion with God and the blessed is called “hell.”gazelam:![]()
Yeah I did confuse Eternal Life with living forever, because that’s what Eternal Life means. This is another example of Mormons redefining terms to fit their own theology, then using those terms in discussions with Christians as if they’re talking about the same thing when in actuality the meaning is far different.Perhaps you are confusing the term “Eternal Life” with mere living forever. To quote the Encyclopedia of Mormonism (here), “ To Latter-day Saints the phrase “eternal life” refers not only to everlasting life but also and more particularly to the quality of life God lives. Eternal life is available to all people who have lived on earth who accept this gift by their obedience to God’s laws and ordinances .”
The second (Terrestrial Kingdom) and third (Telestial Kingdom) kingdoms are places where the inhabitants live forever, but do not enjoy Eternal Life.
How can one live forever in one of the three kingdoms of HEAVEN, I repeat HEAVEN, and yet two of those HEAVENLY kingdoms are not considered Eternal Life? It’s ridiculous and makes no sense. The whole Mormon economy of heaven is overly complicated and bizarre.
You don’t know he lied to her, at all. None of us do. She may have known he was gay all along. It happens often.I would hope he would be kind to her after lying to her all these years.
Has it been ruled out that his Facebook account could have been hacked?Elizabeth Smart’s father announces on Facebook that he is gay. He is leaving his wife, and the Mormon Church.
You’ve done a disservice to Elizabeth Smart. She is an activist, interviewer, public speaker, and author. I respect her a great deal. Her public presence makes the world a better place. And I hope we continue to see her in the public eye.If I never hear anything more about Elizabeth Smart I’ll be happy.
Remind me what Christ taught us about homosexual behaviour?We know what the Old Testament cautioned, and we know what Christ taught us
Your comment reminds me of Marcion heresy and a denial that Christ is the second person in the Trinity.Remind me what Christ taught us about homosexual behaviour?