FFH
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Obviously.Aqualung said:...two completely different relgions...
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Obviously.Aqualung said:...two completely different relgions...
FFH said:This is a close as you are going to get about anything concerning the "Quakers".
This is a revelation about the "Shakers"
Doctrine and Covenants 49
Lol.FFH said:Obviously.
It was given to someone because they still believed some Shaker doctrine (it's in the heading of the section ).beckysoup61 said:How the poppin fresh oranges is this aobut the Shakers?
Alan posted the old "Quakers on the moon" rumor about Joseph Smith, and I was thinking Doctrine and Covenants 49 was about the "Quakers" but it was about the "Shakers", which is a different group, but I still wanted to post it, to show that was as close as you're going to get, about a revelation given to Joseph Smith about anything to do with the "Quakers".beckysoup61 said:How the poppin fresh oranges is this aobut the Shakers?
FFH said:Alan posted the old "Quakers on the moon" rumor about Joseph Smith, and I was thinking Doctrine and Covenants 49 was about the "Quakers" but it was about the "Shakers", which is a different group, but I still wanted to post it, to show that was as close as you're going to get, about a revelation given to Joseph Smith about anything to do with the "Quakers".
FFH said:
All changes in administration are brought before the LORD and are prayed about by those in authority over that particular administration change, and then they are sustained by church members, in regular church meetings, by a raising of the right hand, and any opposing the change would indicate by the same sign.Joe said:But I do have one question.....
What is the difference in a change in church administration and a change in doctrine? ie Black priests, polygamy, and now being able to drink coke products.
I am back. I left for a while for the same reason I am back. All the LDS on this site are not willing to answer any questions with any tangible objective evidence. They say that there is none (in regards to difficult questions), yet somehow you guys develope evidence that no one has ever heard of, ie Dan's Swiss library, don't be afraid to give no biassed evidence, not from CARM or from LDS.org, you say go to the source, then do it, LDS.org, and CARM.org are not the original source, they are a means of conveying opinions and evidence regarding faith and lifestyle choices. Every time someone, Victor especially asked you guys for some hard evidence you gave him the answer that I prayed about it and knew, how do you know it was God, and not the burrito you had for dinner, did you check it scripturally? The Bible says many times to look to it and not your own understanding or prayer for the answers and again I say 1 Thess. 5:21, "Examine all things and holdfast to that which is true." That means research it doubt it and see if it holds up. THe LDS church does not ever encourage people to doubt it, or look to outside sources, however they indoctrinate every member with 'absolute truths' and when they run out of them in a discussion they go to they I felt it in my heart when I prayed. This is a thread, focused on LDS beliefs and doctrines, all of these people asked questions that were kind and perfectly answerable yet not one gave any of them the answers they were looking for, why is that?
The latter part of this question can be answered by listening to this:Joe said:But I do have one question.....
What is the difference in a change in church administration and a change in doctrine? ie Black priests, polygamy, and now being able to drink coke products.
Since Victor conveniently sidestepped this issue, maybe you'd like to pick it up. Let's see some evidence. Show me where Isaiah or Joel were prophesied beforehand. For that matter, show me where Moses was prophesied of. Apparently the prophecies about Jesus weren't quite enough to get the Jews to accept him, arguably the most knowlegable people in the world as far as what the OT says.joecrawford815 said:Over and over people ask questions that there should be evidence to support the belief, like Victor his questions regarding the verification of Prophets. He was right, all the OT prophets and Christ were prophesied, there are no prophesies, as far as I have read pointing to the currennt prophets, JS, BY or anyother Latter Day Saint.
... willing to answer any questions with any tangible objective evidence...
jonny said:I don't know your religious affiliation, but anyone who agrees with that interpretation of this scripture needs to also be prepared to state that Jonah was not a prophet of God.
joecrawford815 said:I am back. I left for a while for the same reason I am back. All the LDS on this site are not willing to answer any questions with any tangible objective evidence. They say that there is none (in regards to difficult questions), yet somehow you guys develope evidence that no one has ever heard of, ie Dan's Swiss library, don't be afraid to give no biassed evidence, not from CARM or from LDS.org, you say go to the source, then do it, LDS.org, and CARM.org are not the original source, they are a means of conveying opinions and evidence regarding faith and lifestyle choices. Every time someone, Victor especially asked you guys for some hard evidence you gave him the answer that I prayed about it and knew, how do you know it was God, and not the burrito you had for dinner, did you check it scripturally? The Bible says many times to look to it and not your own understanding or prayer for the answers and again I say 1 Thess. 5:21, "Examine all things and holdfast to that which is true." That means research it doubt it and see if it holds up. THe LDS church does not ever encourage people to doubt it, or look to outside sources, however they indoctrinate every member with 'absolute truths' and when they run out of them in a discussion they go to they I felt it in my heart when I prayed. This is a thread, focused on LDS beliefs and doctrines, all of these people asked questions that were kind and perfectly answerable yet not one gave any of them the answers they were looking for, why is that?
Over and over people ask questions that there should be evidence to support the belief, like Victor his questions regarding the verification of Prophets. He was right, all the OT prophets and Christ were prophesied, there are no prophesies, as far as I have read pointing to the currennt prophets, JS, BY or anyother Latter Day Saint. The Bible speaks nothing of the 'restoration of Christ's church on earth" much less it falling away from earth. And with that some historival info, the 'revalation' of Joseph Smith came on the heels of the 2nd great awakening. And I have also read some JS mini biographies (I don't care to read a full length one) he was a convicted felon (State of NY v. Joseph Smith Jr.) He was involved in the occult through his parents. Joseph Smith saw an 'angel of light' this is something the Bible warns against specifically, 2 Corinthians 11:13-15 You can say it is my interpretation, it is not (I am being close minded) it is there in God's perfect inerrant word.
Second, How do you determine which works of the 'prophet' are scripture and God inspired? What separates the Journal of Discourses from the Doctrines and Convenants or the Book of Mormon. What makes the Bible scripture over the Canon or the dead sea scroll or even Dianetics? What is yourdetermining factor? Give the questioners the evidence they are looking for, if you don't have it then say it don't go around in circles questioning their beliefs in a thread that is made for the questioning of yours.
This was mostly a rant, and in case you didn't notice a lot nicer than my previous ones. But I do have one question.....
What is the difference in a change in church administration and a change in doctrine? ie Black priests, polygamy, and now being able to drink coke products.
FFH said:The Book of Mormon is "Another Testament/Witness of Jesus Christ", therefore, if you reject the Book of Mormon, you are rejecting Jesus Christ.
Those that reject the Book of Mormon, as valid scripture from God, are rejecting the Son of God, who is the author of ALL scripture.
Are you willing to take that risk ???
I would never take such a foolish risk. There is too much to lose.
You might say what is there to lose ??? Ah well nothing really important, just eternal life and exaltaion in the highest degree of glory, with God the Father, and his Son Jesus Christ, and all the blessings which pertain to that degree of glory, in the Celestial kingdom.
Sorry, not willing to take such a foolish risk.