Mormons: this is a BIG DEAL

[mfbukowski]

mf, I see we’re on a roll again! Keep this up I might just have to get you a hot chocolate. I mean that about your last three statements as well.

I’ll say this mf, we disagree, but I appreciate the fact that you say what you are and there are no games that way. I respect that.

No point beating around the bush!

 

[PaulDupre]

Paul thanks for your answer.
What I am thinking is this ----
I am trying to put this thought together from what I am understanding from what is said from the Catholic point. ?
If the meek are to inherit the earth we have to assume that it includes those who have passed on.

It doesn’t say that…don’t assume.

This means that all the meek will inherit it when they are resurrected,

It doesn’t say that either…don’t assume.

and if it is an inheritance surely its for eternity. ?

I will inherit a few things from my mom and dad when they die, but not for eternity. Don’t assume.

Therefore the disciples of Jesus are to live on the earth and Jesus with them and if Jesus is God then God will live on a planet / sphere

YES / NO ?

NO. You’ve just shown how one erroneous assumption can spin out of control into a whole false cosmology. Joseph Smith made a career out of it.

 

[ronald_g_w]

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Originally Posted by ronald g w
Paul thanks for your answer.
What I am thinking is this ----
I am trying to put this thought together from what I am understanding from what is said from the Catholic point. ?
If the meek are to inherit the earth we have to assume that it includes those who have passed on.

It doesn’t say that…don’t assume.

What else can it mean ? or is it a select few that the Lord has identified ( very lonely place) or all who portray this atribute amongst others

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This means that all the meek will inherit it when they are resurrected,

It doesn’t say that either…don’t assume.

Give me your explination for what the above means to you.

and if it is an inheritance surely its for eternity. ?

I will inherit a few things from my mom and dad when they die, but not for eternity. Don’t assume.

Paul think out of the box for a while
I have inherited a few things from my mom and dad that when I die will go with me into eternity

Are you telling me that if we are to be amongst those who will become joint heirs with the Son that it might be for a limmited period or is it possible that my assumption is correct ?
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[Angelpalmoni]

Geez mormonism must be different everywhere cause here they all think God is all powerful, all knowing, alpha and omega, and Not one mormon I have ever met even thinks that he will someday be like god. Because if that is true, that they move up to be God, then God moves up to be something else higher. They don’t believe that they well ever be equal with God.

mormonapologetics.org/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=559

This is cool little visual drawing I cooked up

~Angel Palmoni~

 

[insidemymemory]

Geez mormonism must be different everywhere cause here they all think God is all powerful, all knowing, alpha and omega, and Not one mormon I have ever met even thinks that he will someday be like god. Because if that is true, that they move up to be God, then God moves up to be something else higher. They don’t believe that they well ever be equal with God.

mormonapologetics.org/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=559

This is cool little visual drawing I cooked up

~Angel Palmoni~

It’s circular reasoning, they think he is all knowing and all powerful, but they still can be like them. Someone described it to me as they think of the Father the same as their earth dads, someone they can be like but never greater than.

Kind of like taking over a family business.

But every mormon I have ever spoken to believes and knows if they follow the prophet and recieve all the sacred ordinances required they too can get immortality by becoming gods.

But that really only applies to men, because apparently through the man a woman can share a man’s priesthood but women don’t seem to have any purpose in heaven other than to make spirit children with.

The "women goddesses"seem to be silent in mormon theology. The supposed “heavenly mother” is not allowed to be mentioned even though if I was mormon I owe my life to her just as much as Elohim. And the supposed many wives Jesus had, are they not goddesses as well?

I don’t know it is all confusing to me.

 

[mfbukowski]

It doesn’t matter if freemasonry teaches it or not. There is no historical evidence to back it up. I’m sure Pike knew his masonry, but if masonry is mistaken, then so is he. Also, most masons nowadays see it as myth.

So you expect me to believe that the exact date of the founding of a “secret society” would be known? You think maybe they might lie about it? I would think the “history” they put out about themselves would be more myth than anything else.

I can show you ancient “masonic” symbolism which dates to the time of Solomon’s temple. The square and compass essentially date back to phonecian letters, which became Hebrew letters and have Kabbalistic symbolism similar to what masons today beleive they stand for.

And Solomon’s star of David itself is iconographically similar to the compass and square “of masonry”