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Still laughing. How very odd that you go through life doing the EXACT same thing and then act self-righteous. I answered your questions in an ecumenical manner until you demanded a specific answer. When you are asked questions you evade, deflect, or ignore. Do you think the Holy Spirit lied?How very odd. Anyone who disagrees with you or has different information than you, or has different answers to prayers than you is lying.
What a wonderful way to go thru life, always being right and everyone else always lying.
Well, I have neither lied or embellished. Just as I do not embellish when I say that when I went to the temple, Catholic Priests were portrayed as agents of Satan, and that we all took blood oaths. Just as I do not embellish when I say that when I went to the temple, women were ordered to always submit to their husbands. Just as I do not embellish or lie when I say that anything from my past as a Mormon.
I believe that you KNOW it was taught and, as the LDS Church continues to whitewash its past, so do you.
Embellish, an emphatic yes. You never seek common ground or to demonstrate any spirit of ecumenical exchange. You seek to destroy…and I laugh.
I laugh because I know in the same way that Peter knew that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of the living God; that he was crucified for all of us; that he rose again the third day; that he returned to Father and sits at his right hand. Knowing the book of Revelations I know that the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy that is open to all that seek Him. I know that Jesus is the head of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I know that just as Jesus took weak men during his time and made them strong, he has done the same thing during the restoration of the fullness of the Gospel of Christ. That is God’s spoken way of fulfilling his Word as found in 1 Corinthians, “27 But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty;”
I am not here to preach the Gospel of Christ; I am here to promote an ecumencial relationship between the LDS people and Catholics. It is with great dissappointment that I meet so many who seek to promote conflict rather than common ground. There is so much similarities between these two churches. The world is so full of evil, all disciples of Christ must be able to respect one another and work together…we must promote a spirit of cooperation. Is that possible and is this the right venue for it? It may very possible be the wrong venue. If it is, please tell me and I will gladly move on.