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  • Beyond the Veil: Life in the Eternities (LS OPEN THREAD)

    01/03/2009 12:27:50 PM PST · by greyfoxx39 · 20 replies · 542+ views
    “Chapter 18: Beyond the Veil: Life in the Eternities,” Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Joseph Smith, (2007),217–26 “[The righteous who have died] shall rise again to dwell in everlasting burnings in immortal glory, not to sorrow, suffer, or die any more, but they shall be heirs of God and joint heirs with Jesus Christ.” From the Life of Joseph Smith Joseph Smith’s work on the translation of the Bible led to a most remarkable vision of life in the eternities. On February 16, 1832, the Prophet was at work in the home of John Johnson in Hiram, Ohio, with...
  • Joseph Smith’s Modalism: Sabellian Sequentialism or Swedenborgian Expansionism?

    12/27/2008 11:10:30 AM PST · by Gamecock · 1,340 replies · 9,288+ views
    Institute for Religious Research ^ | 2006 | Ronald V. Huggins
    Modalism is the name given to an ancient heretical teaching that denies that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinct Persons within the one Divine Being or Godhead. Instead, it teaches that they are only three different modes in which one Divine Person (the God of the Bible) has revealed Himself at different times, just as a single actor might play several different parts in a movie. As the late Sir Alec Guinness did long ago in Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949), Kirk Douglas did in Man From Snowy River (1982), or Kate Hudson did more recently in Alex and...
  • God Was Once A Man (Open)

    01/12/2009 6:18:36 AM PST · by P-Marlowe · 194 replies · 2,096+ views
    Rethinking Mormonism ^ | Rethinking Mormonism
    Why do some Mormons give the impression that Mormon Doctrine does not include the belief that God was once a man? Question: "Is this the teaching of the church today, that God the Father was once a man like we are?"Hinckley: "I don't know that we teach it. I don't know that we emphasize it. I haven't heard it discussed for a long time in public discourse. I don't know. I don't know all the circumstances under which that statement was made. I understand the philosophical background behind it. But I don't know a lot about it and I...
  • BEWARE THE BITTER FRUITS OF APOSTASY (LDS OPEN THREAD)

    01/15/2009 4:42:15 PM PST · by greyfoxx39 · 111 replies · 2,206+ views
    Beware the Bitter Fruits of Apostasy   “Chapter 27: Beware the Bitter Fruits of Apostasy,” Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Joseph Smith, (2007),315–26“In all your trials, tribulations and sickness, in all your sufferings, even unto death, be careful you don’t betray God, … be careful you don’t apostatize.”From the Life of Joseph Smith In the weeks before and after the completion of the Kirtland Temple in the spring of 1836, the Saints experienced a time of harmony and a rich outpouring of the gifts of the Spirit. But the Prophet Joseph Smith warned the Saints that if they did...
  • In Search of Book of Mormon Geography (Open)

    01/18/2009 6:08:09 AM PST · by greyfoxx39 · 99 replies · 1,718+ views
      In Search of Book of Mormon Geography The Book of Mormon is supposed to be a history of real people living in a real place. For the first 150 years of Mormonism's existence, everyone thought it was a story about a people who left the Middle East and came to South or Central America, and who fought wars clear up into New York state where their history was hidden in a hillside, inscribed on gold plates. Joseph Smith, in 1830, translated those plates, he said, by "the gift and power of God," into 1611 English from "Reformed Egyptian...
  • DNA vs. The Book of Mormon

    01/18/2006 11:50:52 AM PST · by johnk · 234 replies · 2,330+ views
    Living Hope Ministries ^ | Mar 1, 2003 | Director / Producer: Joel Kramer
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8594203721530427132 "DNA vs. The Book of Mormon" presents the evidence from DNA researchers, including Mormon scientists, who are wrestling with the DNA dilemma that now faces Mormonism. Participants: Thomas W. Murphy; Dr. Simon Southerton; Dr. Randall Shortridge, and others. Director / Producer: Joel Kramer Director / Producer: Jeremy Reyes Editor: Scott Johnson Narrator: Ken MacHarg