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NO NO NO

In the New Testament, a virgin chosen by God the Father to be the mother of His Son in the flesh. After Jesus’ birth, Mary had other children (Mark 6:3). Hinkley not saying that he did not believe in the Biblical Christ.

Hinckley continued (with words usually omitted by critics):

"Am I Christian? Of course I am. I believe in Christ. I talk of Christ. I pray through Christ. I'm trying to follow Him and live His gospel in my life. "

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"No I don't. The traditional Christ of whom they speak is not the Christ of whom I speak. For the Christ of whom I speak has been revealed in this the dispensation of the fullness of times."

Talking of 'a' christ is typical spin by Mormons. That doesn't mean these 'talkers' are faithing in the Jesus Christ of the Bible, Who was with God and WAS GOD in the beginning. If you read your Bible, in Acts you will find a scene where a girl with a demonic spirit of divination followed Paul Around proclaiming loudly that 'these men' bring the message from God of how we must be saved, but she was speaking by inspiration of demons, just like your founding conman, Joseph Smith.

We may feel confident in this assertion that Smith spoke and wrote under the influence of demonic spirits because he taught things which blaspheme God and Christ, and established a 'Melchizedek' priesthood which is a stark blasphemy against Whom the Bible teaches Jesus is as our ONLY great High Priest in the order of Melchizedek, our Priest forever in The Holy of Holies.

If you're a male Mormon, BM, I would bet these cult of Mormonism has conferred upon your this same blasphemous title. Come out of this demonically inspired religion which blasphemes God and Jesus Christ.