Nice story is there some scripture that teaches this new doctrine?Blaine R Borrowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blaine: This little kid I knew wanted a new bicycle, so his dad told him to save and earn all he could, for one year, and then He (dad) would make up the difference. The little boy had
In a message dated 12/23/2003 12:21:18 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Blaine: This little kid I knew wanted a new bicycle, so his dad told him to save and earn all he could, for one year, and then He (dad) would make up the difference. The little boy had limited earning
! Sorry. You didn't do all you could have done.
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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Mormon Differences
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 21:37:08 -0700
Blaine:This little kid I knew wanted a new bicycle, so his da
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 08:49:14 -0800 (PST) Kevin Deegan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Blaine,
ONLY after ALL we can do?
Sounds good! Talk is CHEAP
God is interested in what you DO, not what you talk.
With that in mind, could you answer these for us?
Have you REALLY done ALL that
Blaine wrote:
one of our articles of faith states, We believe
men (and women) will be punished for their own sins,
and not for Adam's transgression.
I agree with this; nevertheless, we do suffer because of Adam's
transgression, just not as a punishment. We suffer as a consequence of
what
I once prayed with a 5 year old and saw him receive the Holy Spirit, sothat tells me that Joseph Smith was wrong about this 8 years of agething. I also know someone whose son received the Holy Spirit when hewas 3 years of age.
My 5 yr old Grandaughter has been "saved" for over a year and a
In a message dated 12/22/2003 8:40:48 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Blaine wrote: our doctrine is that we will be saved by grace, but only after all we can do for ourselves.This phrase has always bothered me and continues to bother me. Webelieve that we will be saved by
Sounds good to me Laura. Why don't we try it a few days?
Tery
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On a different note - why can't we all communicate without having to try to argue every point. I haven't posted much lately because I get tired of everyone trying to pick apart every thread
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I once prayed with a 5 year old and saw him receive the Holy Spirit, so
that tells me that Joseph Smith was wrong about this 8 years of age
thing. I also know someone whose son received the Holy Spirit when he
was 3 years of age.
My 5 yr old Grandaughter
Blaine,
ONLY after ALL we can do?
Sounds good! Talk is CHEAP
God is interested in what you DO, not what you talk.
With that in mind, could you answer these for us?
Have you REALLY done ALL that you can do?
Is there just one more thing you could possibly do?
Is there something, you know you should
Laura, My sons prayed with me to receive Christ when they were just 5 and 3 years old. When the 5 year old wanted to pray with me the 3 year old asked if he could, too. I said, no you are too young. But he insisted he wasnt and begged to be allowed to pray also. So both of them received Christ
In a message dated 12/22/2003 12:48:48 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Laura, are youinterested in being moderator for awhile to help us achieve that goal?
No thanks! I just spent a few minutes trying to come up with an interesting non argumentative topic. I drew a blank!!!
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 09:35:57 -0500 "David Miller" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Blaine wrote: one of our articles of faith states, "We believe
men (and women) will be punished for their own sins,
and not for Adam's transgression." I agree with this;
nevertheless, we do suffer because
Blaine wrote:
Ever hear of a normal curve?
LOL. Yes. I'm been trained as a statistician, as most scientists are.
Blaine wrote:
The 8 yr old rule is just a general rule for
the majority of people. There are always
exceptions.
Are you saying that Joseph Smith had this perspective?
Blaine: This little kid I knew wanted a new bicycle, so his dad told
him to save and earn all he could, for one year, and then He (dad) would make up
the difference. The little boy had limited earning power, but he did all
he could do. He worked hard at every opportunity. At the end of the
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