Our thoughts, our feelings, and our desires, are very important. But we should not place sole reliance on subjective means to determine what is true.
Jesus teaches us that to determine truth we must ABIDE in HIS WORD.
The Bible frequently tells us to study diligently and meditate on God’s word. People go into error, not because they lack an emotional experience, but because they lack knowledge of the Scriptures.
In a recent General Conference, President Nelson said, speaking of Jesus, “When we omit His name from His Church, we are inadvertently removing Him as
Nelson is admitting that Church leadership was wrong in allowing the Church’s choir to be known as “The Mormon Tabernacle Choir.” For allowing the words “Mormons” and “Mormonism” to appear on official LDS websites, in periodicals, and in correlated manuals.
Latter-Day Saints believe they need a spokesman on earth as the voice of the Lord who is directing the affairs of the church. Instead of the holy Spirit.
Since God is love, when is there a time when His Law must be broken to show mercy to someone suffering, it is permissible.
Did Joseph Smith write himself into Mormon scripture in order to convince people he was a prophet?
It’s apparent that these scriptural passages came through one man. And it’s the same man who is the object of those prophecies – Joseph Smith.
Doesn’t that seem self-serving and arrogant of Joseph Smith to write himself into the narrative of what is called Mormon scripture?
The Book of Mormon had three “witnesses” who signed their names claiming to have heard the voice of God, seen an angel and even seen the Gold Plates.
And before their deaths, all three of them – Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris renounced Mormonism and were condemned as reprobates by the Mormon Church.
Is there archaeological evidence for the Book of Mormon. Gold Plates or historical evidences that prove that civilizations existed.
The Book of Mormon claims to have a parallel timeline with the Bible.
But, when put to the test, does it hold true?
Let’s look at the historical evidence.
How would you define faith? Latter-day Saints often use Hebrews 11:1 “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not