[restornu]

The words in the Bible are honest...

The words in the book of mormon are not

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Did you ever read The Book of Mormon, and if so did you read it like you would the Bible.

[Zakeet]

Re: The Standard works have given me a greater understanding of the Bible.

Re: Did you ever read The Book of Mormon, and if so did you read it like you would the Bible.

Re: Do try to keep your arguments grounded in substance.

REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE FROM LDS MEMBERS

I would like to gain a greater understanding of the Bible, and to learn to read the Book of Mormon like the Bible, but as many of you probably know:

1. The LDS Church has made thousands of CHANGES to the Book of Mormon and Doctrine and Covenants; and

2. Even after all of those changes, hundreds of obvious ERRORS still remain; and

3. Even after all of those changes, there are still many serious CONTRADICTIONS in Mormon Scripture.

In light of these facts:

1. Which version of the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants and Pearl of Great Price is correct?

2. How can someone know the Standard Works are true and Joseph Smith was not a false prophet?

3. And is it wise to trust in my feelings when your own church leaders teach I should have solid evidence to rely on before I seek guidance in prayer?

I have asked these question many times in the past and I have yet to receive a reasoned response.

Perhaps you can help me ... or perhaps somebody else can ... maybe today ... on this thread ...

And in keeping with the spirit of the LDS posters, would you please try to keep your arguments grounded in substance.

Thank you.

[Tennessee Nana]

Did you ever read The Book of Mormon, and if so did you read it like you would the Bible
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I worship Jesus Christ, not Joseph Smith...

[Elsie]

Did you ever read The Book of Mormon, and if so did you read it like you would the Bible.

Your BoM is worthless for doctrine of the LDS Organization.

Read the D&C's...

THAT'S where most of your practices come from.

Oh yeah, the Pearl of Great Price adds a bit, too.