Yes it does.
You may worship your god but he is not the Christian God that did not come from man but has always been and will always be God. Man will not become a god and God did not come from man.
You are playing the typical Mormon game of adopting Christian terms to subvert what you really believe and want people to see.
If you want to be known as a Christian then say, “I believe in the one true God that has always been God and I believe in His son Jesus who died for my sins and by his grace alone I am saved.”
Say that.
Yes it does.
You may worship your god but he is not the Christian God that did not come from man but has always been and will always be God. Man will not become a god and God did not come from man.
You are playing the typical Mormon game of adopting Christian terms to subvert what you really believe and want people to see.
If you want to be known as a Christian then say, “I believe in the one true God that has always been God and I believe in His son Jesus who died for my sins and by his grace alone I am saved.”
Say that.
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I have not played word games with anyone. I have shared what is LDS doctrine. If others reject it, so be it. Their rejecting it does not make it any less valid to those that believe it.
Again, it comes back to the first vision. Did Joseph Smith see God, the Father and his Son, Jesus Christ? In that vision, God revealed himself in image of a man, as did Jesus Christ, which is natural as he lived on this earth, died and was resurrected with his now immortal body.
What does it mean to worship God in the here after? If the children of God are not to grow and become like their own Father, then what are they to do inn eternity? The LDS faith actually tries to answer that.
Good try...