michael douglas wrote:
DAVEH: Not officially by the Church, but there are many LDS folks who consider it pretty "authorative".DAVEH: Though it is not found in our Standard Works, Joseph Smith taught "As man is, God once was. As God is, man may become." (Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith)DAVEH: Assuming you are referring to God the Father: As man is, God once was is a popular LDS belief.DAVEH: I don't have a definitive answer, Michael.-Michael D: OK, But the critical question then would be how did Father become a man (understanding your position that he was such before becoming God). And can you give us LDS sources for this?
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Michael D: I got you Dave H. Is that considered an authorative
DAVEH: I would think most LDS folks consider it to be "divinely inspired"./divinely inspired statement from him?
DAVEH: Don't fret about it, Michael. I think we all (excepting perhaps Glenn) have the same problem! :-)Sorry, I have not been able to get into alot of replying to mail. I will try as I am able. Hopefully, I will get up to normal speed soon.
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