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teancum79
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And on that we will continue to disagree, but I think a clear understanding of our views both the differences and the similarities will help to make for a better fath community for all of us.That’s an honest answer. Attrition, not accident. And it makes more sense to me than much I have heard before… of course, I disagree.
But to stay with the immune system analogy (as I happen to be a microbiologist), once an invader is recognized, the body goes into overdrive to neutralize the foreign body - cells communicate with one another the nature of the invader and all those cells produce thousands of antibodies in response.
The same can be said in the face of heresy and false teachings. In this case, Paul recognized the attack and sounded the alarm. And the body (of Christ) rose up and the attack was quelled. I believe that this has always been the case in history in regard to heresy and apostasy.
Thank you for your honest answers Teancum… I feel an affinity with all who recognize God and live a good life… and it has often troubled me that Mormons and others can believe in an apostasy that I believe simply could not have happened.
RAR