JESUS THE CHRIST - IN THE WILDERNESS OF JUDEA. Chapter 10, LDS (Ecumenic)

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[sevenbak]

I thought a freeper did answer his question, several times in fact.

[P-Marlowe]

Perhaps another Freeper will answer your question.

That would be nice.

Thank you.

[P-Marlowe]

Since you won't listen when a Mormon explains it to you, will you at least take C.S. Lewis at his word?

I'm not supposed to badger you, but no, I don't take CS Lewis at his word. If CS Lewis had some idea that someday he would be the God of his own planet, then he was a heretic of the first order.

Now, if you will excuse me, I'm going to wait for some other Mormon to answer my question.

Thank you.

[sevenbak]

And that’s the nefarious part you associate us with, but the doctrine is the same.

C.S. Lewis was an inspired man, and a good Christian.

[Religion Moderator]

Whether a poster considers his question answered is in his eyes not the one responding. It should not however become a “loophole” to break the tone of an ecumenic thread - so I will be insisting that the ones asking questions not “badger the witness.”

[sevenbak]

That sounds reasonable, thanks.

[Colofornian]

C.S. Lewis was an inspired man, and a good Christian.

Does that mean C.S. Lewis was "a good apostate Christian," or "a good restorationist Christian?"