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The whole advantage of being LDS got its nuts cut off when mainstream said you couldn't have more than one wife. I don't know why anyone would prefer it after that. Makes no sense at all.
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Not really different from most churches.. my parents Baptist church has the same policy but it's generally understood concealed means concealed and everyone knows people carry. The real problem is a lot of Mormons are non confrontational and if the SHTF as they prep for, they won't be prepared to do what needs to be done. I remember talking to my Mormon father in law about it, and I'll never forget what he said. I asked him what he would do if a bunch of people attacked them for their food preps and he thought for a second and said well I would share what I have.. I asked him why he would do that because it's literally taking food out of his family's mouth, and he just said he couldn't ever see himself killing anyone even if they would kill him. I just sat there thinking "why even have a gun then??" View Quote I don’t really care what the LDS folks do as I have never been in one of their buildings and have no plans to do so. |
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Quoted: What I wrote is an accurate historical fact. View Quote Stick to this discussion on guns, and keep your nonsense to yourself. You love to troll these threads, bring people in, rile them up, and then watch the warnings add up. |
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Be God? Or like God? Like God is what I claimed. And it was a belief of the pre-creed, pre-Catholic early Christian Church... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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No comments on Mormons at this time. I will say that If my local Baptist Church used this same language about guns I would no longer be a member. I would go somewhere else.
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Quoted: I understand where you're coming from, but you might be overthinking it a little. Your standing in the Church won't come into question if you carry into a building, even if somebody notices. This is a matter of policy, not doctrine. That said, it may be worth your time to ask your bishop and stake president about whether this means that the Church will assume direct responsibility for providing for the safety of the members during meetings. Of course, the reality is that the risk of a mass shooting at one of our meeting houses remains exceedingly low, but that isn't the main point and I still think the question is worth posing to the local leaders. Debating asking the question myself. View Quote Alma 60:11 says all anyone needs to know on this subject. |
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What I wrote is an accurate historical fact. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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No it's not. You have made that contention many times, and have been called on it. You never provide evidence, but just repeat it over and over and over again. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
No it's not. You have made that contention many times, and have been called on it. You never provide evidence, but just repeat it over and over and over again. I provide it. You need to read, “Do Mormons Have a Leg to Stand On?” There is overwhelming evidence that what we teach is what was taught in the pre-creed Church... As even a cursory glance at early Christian thought reveals, the idea that man might become as God—known in Greek as theosis or theopoiesis—may be found virtually everywhere, from the New Testament through the writings of the first four centuries. Church members take seriously such passages as Psalm 82:6 [Ps. 82:6], John 10:33–36, and Philippians 2:5–6 [Philip. 2:5–6], in which a plurality of gods and the idea of becoming like God are mentioned. Quoted:
Stick to this discussion on guns, and keep your nonsense to yourself. You love to troll these threads, bring people in, rile them up, and then watch the warnings add up. Troll? You asked for a reference about the pre-creed true Church of Jesus Christ. You were provided a reference. I hope everyone follows the rules, and gets their noted concerns answered... I try to be a good and positive arfcommer... |
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They were run out because Joseph Smith had one of the largest armed formations in the US at the time, which was used to intimidate their neighbors and eventually burn down a newspaper that published unflattering things about Smith, who BTW, died falling out of a window after shooting a couple of guys (his 34 wives were sad I bet). They were persona non-grata for a reason. As it was, they ran the Utah territory like a bunch of thugs, which culminated in the Mountain Meadows Massacre. The actual history isn't the rosy picture published by the church. But I'm sure the Roo will be here soon to call us all liars and liberals before praising Mitt. View Quote (golf clap) well played Sir. |
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Quoted: Every time I am asked for evidence... I provide it. You need to read, “Do Mormons Have a Leg to Stand On?” There is overwhelming evidence that what we teach is what was taught in the pre-creed Church... Link You like to post falsehoods about the pre-creed Christian Church and the Latter-Day Church of Jesus Christ. Troll? You asked for a reference about the pre-creed true Church of Jesus Christ. You were provided a reference. I hope everyone follows the rules, and gets their noted concerns answered... I try to be a good and positive arfcommer... View Quote You also do the same thing by bringing up religious ideas that you know will get Christians riled up to defend Christianity. You provoke and provoke and then watch as others get a time out. You've been called out by the mods on that also. Stop it. |
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Quoted: Nope, strictly a Mormon belief. View Quote It is a widely known belief of the pre-creed Christian Church... Your pastor probably doesn’t focus on the pre-creed Church so much... As “Mormons” share the belief with the pre-creed Church. An evidence of our truth. “The notion of theosis is characteristic of church fathers Irenaeus (second century A.D.), Clement of Alexandria (third century A.D.), and Athanasius (fourth century A.D.). Indeed, so pervasive was the doctrine in the fourth century that Athanasius’s archenemies, the Arians, also held the belief and the Origenist monks at Jerusalem heatedly debated “whether all men would finally become like Christ or whether Christ was really a different creature.” Link If... If... If you are sincere in wanting to follow Christ... You should be a student of the pre-creed Christian Church. You will find many things in common with the Latter-Day Church. |
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Quoted: Mormons got soft. I've noticed the paradigm shifting since the time I was active in the LDS church as a kid/teen, and now. They forgot that the government of Missouri literally had open season on them and they ran west for their lives--a journey in which many died from dehydration, starvation, or exposure--only to settle in a barren salt-covered desert wasteland, were denied statehood until they changed their religious practices, and had their prophet and his brother murdered in a jail after unlawful imprisonment. Short memories. View Quote |
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Quoted: Nope. It is a widely known belief of the pre-creed Christian Church... Your pastor probably doesn’t focus on the pre-creed Church so much... As “Mormons” share the belief with the pre-creed Church. An evidence of our truth. “The notion of theosis is characteristic of church fathers Irenaeus (second century A.D.), Clement of Alexandria (third century A.D.), and Athanasius (fourth century A.D.). Indeed, so pervasive was the doctrine in the fourth century that Athanasius’s archenemies, the Arians, also held the belief and the Origenist monks at Jerusalem heatedly debated “whether all men would finally become like Christ or whether Christ was really a different creature.” Link If... If... If you are sincere in wanting to follow Christ... You should be a student of the pre-creed Christian Church. You will find many things in common with the Latter-Day Church. View Quote Can you not help yourself? |
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No it's not. You have made that contention many times, and have been called on it. You never provide evidence, but just repeat it over and over and over again. Stick to this discussion on guns, and keep your nonsense to yourself. You love to troll these threads, bring people in, rile them up, and then watch the warnings add up. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: What I wrote is an accurate historical fact. Stick to this discussion on guns, and keep your nonsense to yourself. You love to troll these threads, bring people in, rile them up, and then watch the warnings add up. |
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You've been called out by the mods on that also. Stop it. View Quote You hate Mormons, have said as much, and if any Mod puts any weight into your hurt feelings, or opinions about me, they have problems... |
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No it's not odd. It's all about members=money. They'll throw out any doctrine if it suits them politically and can get them members. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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A thread like this? The guy is on a gun forum and willingly wanted to give up his 2nd Amendment rights? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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What if the people are cool, and the religion is trash?
Riddle me that |
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Quoted: Well we have members, some in this thread who are Hillary, Obama, McCain, Romney, etc. leg humpers so why not. View Quote Mike Lee. Who is a member of the Latter-Day Church. Even Rand Paul and Cruz are talking about supporting the current, “Take the guns first” push for more gun control in one way or another... |
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I never did get why people would actively not follow tenets of a religion and then still claim to be followers of the religion. How can you say "I'll just carry anyway lol fuck the rules" and still claim to believe in the tenets of the organization? View Quote |
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Quoted: It seems lately that the only religious guy in Washington who is standing-the-line against, “Take the guns first” McCain-type swamp-monsters is... Mike Lee. Who is a member of the Latter-Day Church. Even Rand Paul and Cruz are talking about supporting the current, “Take the guns first” push for more gun control in one way or another... View Quote Lee is a pretty big supporter of Trump's policies. Sounds like an odd person for you to throw out there. Must be the only name that was LDS that ARFcom wouldn't totally bash. |
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Quoted: Lee is a pretty big supporter of Trump's policies. Sounds like an odd person for you to throw out there. Must be the only name that was LDS that ARFcom wouldn't totally bash. View Quote Mike Lee is a good one. Mike Lee has supported the expansion of Fed giving Sates more control of land in the West. A good thing. Lee has absolutely *not* supported (in any way, shape, or form) the explosive deficit spending bills, and the gun control that is coming from “the swamp,” in Washington... |
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