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To: aMorePerfectUnion

Dear Mr. LDS President,

I have a personal question that I need
an official answer for please, sir.

I, of course, believe that the exalted
Joseph Smith was a prophet and now a
mormon god, guarding the very gates of
heaven.

I believe this because I have had the
burning bosoms. At times, they really
burned and I am SURE it was a message
from God that Joseph Smith told the truth.

Unfortunately, I participate online at
the FreeRepublic. There is a group of
anti-mormons there and some of them -
in fact many - are former mormons who
have fallen away from Joseph Smith.

They point out that other than my feelings
alone, there are no facts, evidence or even
a logical argument that supports my faith.

In fact, they even pointed out that I don’t
know if my feelings are from God or a demon.
Deep down, I know they are right. I don’t have
any way to know.

Can you tell me if there are any facts, evidence
or even give me a logical argument I can use
to try to prop up my belief in the Prophet Smith
or anything else we believe?

I am running on feelings alone and they are
mean to point it out.

Your worthy member,
Norma Andy


3 posted on 11/06/2010 9:16:18 AM PDT by aMorePerfectUnion
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To: aMorePerfectUnion

Dear Insert Here,

In response to your letter, hey, stop pestering church headquarters for clarification of church doctrine.

If you’re asking with sincerity and real intent, and if you’re a member that has real doctrinal concerns, please seek the counsel of your bishop or stake president.

Signed

LDS, Inc.


6 posted on 11/06/2010 9:40:50 AM PDT by Colofornian ("So how do LDS deal with the [Adam-God] phenomenon? WE DON'T; WE SIMPLY SET IT ASIDE" - BYU prof)
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