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To: Cicero
So, I was figuring that this despicable act would prevent him from getting his own planet to be God over. Are you saying maybe he might still become a God?

Probably not since they excommunicated him, at least not in his religion? God's redemption is available to all who seek it, though - it just doesn't make us gods.

I'm continually amazed how much we all focus on the physical aspects of life, even in the overwhelming evidence that we can't take it with us, not to mention even hold onto it with much certainty.
10 posted on 01/07/2010 3:01:14 PM PST by Quality_Not_Quantity (A half-truth masquerading as the whole truth becomes a complete untruth. (J.I. Packer)
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To: Quality_Not_Quantity

Ping to #12, this may be a hiccup in his journey to Godhood but will not totally derail it.

I knew one guy who was happy to be re-baptized after he was excommunicated (adultery and he had to wait one year) because he said it would wash away any sins that he forgot or didn’t repent enough for.


13 posted on 01/07/2010 8:35:06 PM PST by reaganaut (Former Mormon, now Christian "I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see")
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