>>>As I said before, modern religionists ignore major issues. You defend the indefensible. I’m sure you’ve heard of the contention with infant baptism?
>>>It used to be capitol offense, as in they burned you at the stake, for not accepting the doctrine of infant baptism.
“modern religionists” - clearly, on this thread, the only
“modern relitionists” we are discussing are mormonites.
I have no problem with someone wanting to baptize an infant
or not. So I am not defending it either way.
This is a distraction from the simple statement that Elsie
made and I reinforced, that thought mormonites claim to
be the Restored Church, So do the FLDS. Heck, they have
a “living prophet” that is just as much not a prophet as
the LDS “living prophet”. Add to that another 200
mormonite groups that are each the only true way...
This is the way with all cults. Power structure that must
be obeyed, ladder of ascension to climb, us vs. them
total mentality, corner on all truth, arcane rituals,
extra biblical revelation... and on and on. Mormonism is,
in my opinion, the single best FAKE Satan has ever come
up with.
I have no problem with someone wanting to baptize an infant
or not. So I am not defending it either way.
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I object to the mormons wanting to baptise my dead Christian grandmother into their Anti-Christian cult...
You said this:
They don’t disagree over the basic doctrines of the faith.
I gave you the perfect example of how you are 100% wrong.
So instead of admitting that you were wrong. You come back with a red herring as a distraction from your wrongness.
I have no problem with someone wanting to baptize an infant or not. So I am not defending it either way.
Another red herring. We don't care what you have a problem with. We're discussing :
They don’t disagree over the basic doctrines of the faith
And this relates back to the subject of the thread.
statement that Elsie
You're quoting L.C. as a source?
Are you going to admit that, YES, modern religions disagree over the basic doctrines of the faith. Or are you going to find another dead horse to beat?
