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Ok, I appreciate your response. See now you have defined what you believe and that is what we are looking for...We can look at God's word about what you and I think. First let me say this: There is documentation of the life and actions of Joseph Smith. And one of those documents is that Mr. Smith commited pejury in a court of law about what he did and said.

God the Father and Jesus are not the same person. No we don't believe in the Trinity. The Holy Ghost is the messenger of the Father to men.

Then was Jesus lying when he claimed to be God and the jewish religious leaders tried to stone him?

There is documentation of the life and actions of Joseph Smith. And one of those documents is that Mr. Smith commited pejury in a court of law about what he did and said.

I am not a historian, but from what I know there is documentation either way.

There is plenty of "documentation" from the DNC regarding President Bush too.

Again, its not just about Joseph Smith. He was a person with just as many faults as any of us. If you are trying to make out like Joseph was perfect I will be arguing the other side of that one.

You are trying to make out like Joseph Smiths own personal perfection has anything to do with the beliefs of Mormons.

I am not supposed to shop on Sunday, but sometimes I have done so in the past. That doesn't say anything about the religion itself though.

As for committing perjury, I don't think so.

Then was Jesus lying when he claimed to be God and the jewish religious leaders tried to stone him?

Jesus didn't lie to anyone. Give a reference though please so I can see what exactly you are referring to.

As I said above, Jesus Christ quite literally created everything on this planet including the planet itself.

Was Jesus lying when He said, (quote) "for my Father is greater than I". (John 14:28)

Or what about "My Father which gave them me is greater than all..." (John 10:11)

When Jesus says "I and my Father are one" we take that literally in some ways but not literally in others.

They are one in purpose, spirit, thought, and goodness.

They are not literally one being together.