Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
And we're so glad it doesn't.I have strong convictions about many things.
But they just aren't "true".
Nor does this prevent me from ranting, raving & pontificating.
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And we're so glad it doesn't.I have strong convictions about many things.
But they just aren't "true".
Nor does this prevent me from ranting, raving & pontificating.
Physical, yes, but definitely not mortal.Seek Jehovah, seek meekness, seek righteousness. Is Jehovah physical, according to you?
I didn't vote for Mitt, despite the fact that he is the same religion as I am. My vote is never really based upon a person's religious beliefs, and I could just as easily vote for someone who believes God has no body as I could vote for someone who believes He has one. To me, this has no bearing whatsoever on how the individual would lead the country, and to be perfectly honest, I'm kind of surprised that you would let a person's beliefs about the physicality of God influence you to such an extent. It just doesn't sound like you. I could vote for a Christian, a Jew or a Muslim without any hesitation if I felt the person was the right one for the job. As long as the person believed in God and would go to God for help and guidance, I'd be okay voting for him. While it would be more difficult for me to vote for someone who does not believe in a Higher Power, if the person in question were @Revoltingest, I might be able to be persuaded -- particularly if it was for the upcoming election and my other choices were Trump and Clinton.I have heard you say that GOD dwells in a body that looks like a man's body. I could not come to believe that under extreme torture, I think. That is what I said about Mitt. I can't vote for someone who believes that is the truth.
I agree that God wants us to know the truth about Him, about relationship with Him and what He expects of us. I also agree that it's not happening at present, and that two contradictory beliefs can't both be true.I think that The Creator is willing us all to know the truth. That isn't happening. Is it? Are there more than one truths about something?
LOL! Well, I think I'm going to just zip it at this point.The LDS say God speaks to them, but the JWs say God is for them. I'll tell you the truth. I would rather go with those who say they actually hear from God. The JWs do not say that. They say God is leading them to figure it out like God can't talk.
That's so nice of you to say! You just made my day.We could be friends in real life. I think you are wonderful.
Well, I'd say that I make every effort not to, but that wouldn't quite be true. For me, it's not really all that much of an effort, because regardless of how strongly I feel about my beliefs, I have to acknowledge the fact that I could be wrong.No, I have never seen you come across as any dogmatic.
Hmmm. No I don't. But you've sure got me curious. (Maybe a PM at this point would be in order, so as not to embarrass either my secret admirer or me.)Do you know there is one on the forum who loves you but hates almost everyone?
So I'm slightly better than Trump & Clinton, eh......if the person in question were @Revoltingest, I might be able to be persuaded -- particularly if it was for the upcoming election and my other choices were Trump and Clinton.
Uh... I never said "slightly." But just to clarify, a lot more than "slightly." I just don't know what I'm going to do come November, and I'm trying to not even think about it! I guess I'll maybe have to cast a write-in vote for either you or the Mormon prophet.So I'm slightly better than Trump & Clinton, eh.
But are my legs better than Hitler's?Uh... I never said "slightly." But just to clarify, a lot more than "slightly." I just don't know what I'm going to do come November, and I'm trying to not even think about it! I guess I'll maybe have to cast a write-in vote for either you or the Mormon prophet.
I guess I will be busy as Hitler always makes a thread go on and on. I do not know if I am happy or sad. Zombie alien I am. Maybe.But are my legs better than Hitler's?
Fortunately, this is not one of those demonizing comparisons to Hitler.I guess I will be busy as Hitler always makes a thread go on and on. I do not know if I am happy or sad. Zombie alien I am. Maybe.
Right! Isn't.Fortunately, this is not one of those demonizing comparisons to Hitler.
This one will fizzle out.
Notice how I didn't use a contraction above.
Desire: the strong feeling of wanting something.
God can have anything God wants. How is this not true?
Wanting can only happen along with deficiency imo. To teach that God wants is to teach that God is deficient somehow.
I think this is a good point. I suppose Jesus at times "wanted" to relieve himself.Feelings are things that people have. God does not have them except when He is in Jesus.
I agree that God does not want opposite things.I believe God can't get what He wants if wants opposite things. It would never happen because God is highly intelligent.
I can't appreciate anyone saying, "God wants" not because God might not want something but because I am sure nobody really knows what God wants or does not want.I believe it isn't God that is deficient. God wants two things that don't happen automatically. He wants people to have free will and He wants people to be in harmony with His will.
I don't know about Hitler's, but they're probably better than Hillary's.But are my legs better than Hitler's?
........The warning is to get out of Babylon the Great MY PEOPLE.
Revelation 18:4
Why is it written that the people of Babylon are God's people?
OK, correction accepted. Why is it written that some of the people of Babylon are God's people?
........The warning is to get out of Babylon the Great MY PEOPLE.
Revelation 18:4
Why is it written that the people of Babylon are God's people?
OK, correction accepted. Why is it written that some of the people of Babylon are God's people?
I would only suggest that you read it in context.This is fun!
It is written Jesus says, "get away from me".
Why does he say that?
Depart is a verb and away is a place. What will he tell them?
Matthew 7:22"Many will say to Me on that day, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in Your name, and in Your name cast out demons, and in Your name perform many miracles?' 23"And then I will declare to them, 'I never knew you; DEPART FROM ME, YOU WHO PRACTICE LAWLESSNESS.'
Matthew 7:22-23