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The Father knows, but not the Son?
- Thread starter Bishka
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By taking these quotes out of context,
how so?
and continuing to misrepresent them
how's quoting u misrepresenting u?
you are hurting nobody but yourself.
how so?
At this point it is quite clear that you are happy to misrepresent our beliefs, practices, and doctrines without a single glance back
by quoting u i had to glance back. At what u wrote. Did i misquote anyone?
Do u not believe what u write? Where do your practices come into play?
Thanx
how so?
and continuing to misrepresent them
how's quoting u misrepresenting u?
you are hurting nobody but yourself.
how so?
At this point it is quite clear that you are happy to misrepresent our beliefs, practices, and doctrines without a single glance back
by quoting u i had to glance back. At what u wrote. Did i misquote anyone?
Do u not believe what u write? Where do your practices come into play?
Thanx
Bishka
Veteran Member
writer said:
This thread isn't about that, and I invite you to post in the LDS DIR forum if you have further question concerning any practices, doctrines, beliefs of the LDS Church.
This thread isn't about that,
is that why u, jonny, nutshell, and Katzpur talk about LDS here?
if you have further question concerning any practices, doctrines, beliefs of the LDS Church.
i've none now.
In any case, monotheism/polytheism is what my posts concern, as related to your OP.
Unless u're thinking that any use of the word "polytheism" = Mormonism.
It duzn't and shouldn't, although Mormonizm appears polytheistic. I prefer not to talk about Mormonism, but rather about posters' comments here re monotheism/polytheism.
Thank u
is that why u, jonny, nutshell, and Katzpur talk about LDS here?
if you have further question concerning any practices, doctrines, beliefs of the LDS Church.
i've none now.
In any case, monotheism/polytheism is what my posts concern, as related to your OP.
Unless u're thinking that any use of the word "polytheism" = Mormonism.
It duzn't and shouldn't, although Mormonizm appears polytheistic. I prefer not to talk about Mormonism, but rather about posters' comments here re monotheism/polytheism.
Thank u
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angellous_evangellous
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nutshell said:
Doesn't this thread have an OP?
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
Katzpur said:
Neither one of us agree that a "tie" logically flows from two personalities sharing the same essence or substance. That is, Angellous is at the same time Angellous, but we count as two persons who inhabit the same being at the same time and therefore outvote another single vote.
This irritates Mrs. AE.
2 to 1's good. Close.
2 in 1's better. More accurate.
Testimony of 2 men is true: I'm One who testifies concerning Myself, and the Father who sent Me testifies concering Me.
I and the Father are 1.
Come to know and continue to know that the Father's in Me and I'm in the Father...
Jn 8:17-18; 10:30, 38
2 in 1's better. More accurate.
Testimony of 2 men is true: I'm One who testifies concerning Myself, and the Father who sent Me testifies concering Me.
I and the Father are 1.
Come to know and continue to know that the Father's in Me and I'm in the Father...
Jn 8:17-18; 10:30, 38
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A. Leaf
Guest
I think you might find Jesus loves his father, actually calls his father God, even though another point here is that he has renamed himself, a clue would be in revelations Chapter 3, verse 12, I believe. He must have been a bit tired of hid old name and how the name has been abused to make money and war I would guess.
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A. Leaf
Guest
Im in the Father and the Father is in me, quite mental or quite spiritual? What do you think?
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A. Leaf
Guest
Quite