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Pahoran
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Articles of FaithThat’s all very interesting, but really, how many gods are “one in purpose” in mormonism?
1 We believe in God, the Eternal Father, and in His Son, Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost.
Note that this is an exhaustive list. While many or even most Latter-day Saints may believe that other divine beings exist, the above verse lists all those whom we believe in.
If “he that soweth discord among brethren” is an abomination to the LORD (Proverbs 6:19) then how much more one who tries to sow discord in a marriage?And I think you should ask your wife what she thinks about her children not being allowed to talk to her, ala, mormons can’t pray to their mother-goddess.
Your clever little “gotchas” rely upon the well-known fact that attack is always more economical than defence. As Catholic apologist Karl Keating wrote:
“It must be admitted, they enjoy a certain tactical (if short-term) advantage in that they can get away with presenting bare-bones claims such as these; they wear out Catholicism’s defenders by inundating them with short remarks that demand long explanations.”
“Short remarks that demand long explanations” are the essential weapons of yourself and the rest of the anti-Mormon platoon here; you’d be lost without them, as you know.
Would it really kill you to let Latter-day Saints expound their own doctrine, as urged by Lutheran Bishop of Stockholm and former Dean of Harvard Divinity School Krister Stendahl, or can you not restrain yourself from rushing in with your well-poisoning accusations and hostile spin?
Regards,
Pahoran