Post by ScamExpositeur on Dec 8, 2016 21:48:37 GMT -5
Evaluating the Mormon church with the wisdom-sword of discernment, I believe the correct attributions are as follows:
The Book Of Mormon is actually a true account, found by Smith, who was very clairvoyant.
-no angel led him to it, nor addressed him regarding it.
It is the only veracious written record which the church has
-The Books Of Moses and Abraham can be taken seriously, if desired
-some of Smith's early teachings were very good.
Although it is an actual religious writing, hidden up, those ancient America inhabitants encountered serious trouble which led to their utter demise, not understanding that there should be no theocracy, or Church State, on this continent. They cast off certain people, whom I think wanted to embrace paganism, a legitimate religion, offshoot of Animism. They were of Hebrew descent; had some of the characteristic quirks which are explained in The Ra Material, or Law Of One (Elkins/Rueckert), which influenced their preaching. If extracted from the false (Mormon) church, other churches might not want to accept it as it testifies against some wickedness there. Notwithstanding, the church you were baptized into should generally be your only Christian baptism, whether you stick with them or not (Not may be better). Karma. There is a little doomsday fabrication in the Book Of Mormon, from the Negative. The High Priesthood Key, necessary for his church, was given to Peter by Jesus, and survived in the Papal lineage (I do not practice the belief it is anywhere at present, though really). They use the old, barbaric rite of excommunication; are a little tyrannical. There is no truth whatsoever in the claim that Jesus restored his True Church, as the Mormon Church. There is a deceptive, negative influence involved. They get a ton of money from members- much more than the catholic church does, which helps them in a tribal supremacy bid. There are no Twelve Apostles of Jesus there, at all. No true angel ever appeared to those church pioneers. God The Father and His Son did not appear to Smith in "The First Vision"- again, a deceptive influence manifested. These ideas all darken the Light Of Truth. Stoicism is not unpopular in America, I'll add...
The Book Of Mormon is actually a true account, found by Smith, who was very clairvoyant.
-no angel led him to it, nor addressed him regarding it.
It is the only veracious written record which the church has
-The Books Of Moses and Abraham can be taken seriously, if desired
-some of Smith's early teachings were very good.
Although it is an actual religious writing, hidden up, those ancient America inhabitants encountered serious trouble which led to their utter demise, not understanding that there should be no theocracy, or Church State, on this continent. They cast off certain people, whom I think wanted to embrace paganism, a legitimate religion, offshoot of Animism. They were of Hebrew descent; had some of the characteristic quirks which are explained in The Ra Material, or Law Of One (Elkins/Rueckert), which influenced their preaching. If extracted from the false (Mormon) church, other churches might not want to accept it as it testifies against some wickedness there. Notwithstanding, the church you were baptized into should generally be your only Christian baptism, whether you stick with them or not (Not may be better). Karma. There is a little doomsday fabrication in the Book Of Mormon, from the Negative. The High Priesthood Key, necessary for his church, was given to Peter by Jesus, and survived in the Papal lineage (I do not practice the belief it is anywhere at present, though really). They use the old, barbaric rite of excommunication; are a little tyrannical. There is no truth whatsoever in the claim that Jesus restored his True Church, as the Mormon Church. There is a deceptive, negative influence involved. They get a ton of money from members- much more than the catholic church does, which helps them in a tribal supremacy bid. There are no Twelve Apostles of Jesus there, at all. No true angel ever appeared to those church pioneers. God The Father and His Son did not appear to Smith in "The First Vision"- again, a deceptive influence manifested. These ideas all darken the Light Of Truth. Stoicism is not unpopular in America, I'll add...