Jesus died for me, too. I am a Mormon. Have a great day.
All one has to do is accept his gift, however it has to be HIS, the gift from the one true Christ, not some fictional character who simply bears his name and is acknowledged as one of many gods by “followers’ who put his name on their buildings.
Perhaps one day you will understand, as an ever growing number of former Mormons are doing everyday, that God does not play tricks or write fiction.
Then accept Him as your Savior and Lord, and His salvation that is offered at no cost with no work necessary.
Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Mormons believe that Jesus sweating blood in the garden of Gesthemene is what atones for their sins? Not His actual death?
Yes, Jesus died for you. It is very sad that he gave his life for you and you have turned your back to him and God’s Word.
Jesus died for me, too. I am a Mormon. Have a great day.
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Yes, Saundra He did. And ALL you have to do is believe.
You do not need baptism, extra ‘scripture’, prophets, secret handshakes, holy underwear, to pay tithing, or EVEN a Church.
ALL you have to do is believe that He died for your sins, and that by His grace ALONE through FAITH (NO WORKS AT ALL) you will be saved, made pure and clean before God the Father and will return to his presence.
Belief is ALL that is required. To add anything to that is to INSULT CHRIST and His sacrifice. The additions that the LDS church requires makes a mockery of Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross.
Abandon the Titanic that is the LDS church and seek a relationship with Jesus alone.
Choose the Cross, Saundra, Choose the Cross.
No other responses to my questions? Really, I expected more from someone so “faithful” to the LDS organization.
I will try my questions again. I realize that my post requires a lot of reading.
Tell me, Saundra, if the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, or Pearl of Great Price disagree with the Bible (and they do in several parts), which one do you rely on more? The Bible or other LDS “scripture”?
Feelings should not be the basis of faith. Yet for the LDS they are the primary means of knowing ‘truth’. What about Muslims, Hindus, or Satanists? They will all say they feel their beliefs are “true”? What makes your ‘truth’ better than theirs?
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