MORMON REDEFINITION ALERT!

DAVEH wrote: Eternal progression is the evolution from our spiritual birth to eventually becoming one with God, and like God. To do that, I believe it was necessary for the fall of Adam to take place, and the grace of the Lord to provide a pathway to salvation.

1. "one with God" means "one in purpose".

2. "like God" means "become a god", not "godlike".


From: Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Courtesy of My Nephew Jeff
Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2004 09:39:57 -0800



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi Dave:
> I find it interesting that your nephew is stuck on the same question
> as you DAVEH:    I think most LDS folks are curious to know how
> Protestantsunderstand God's creation of Lucifer, the tree of knowledge
> of good andevil and the relationship they have with the plan of
> salvation.  From ourperspective, those things are very important to
> our eternal progression.From what I am hearing from TTers, it seems
> most Protestants believeAdam's fall was an unfortunate incident that
> has caused a lot of grief foreverybody.  That is diametrically
> opposite of my belief. Judy:In all the years I've been around
> believers I've never heard anyoneagonizing over the fall. I accept it
> as having taken place before I wasborn.
> DAVEH:  But.....you do prefer that it had not happened, do you not?
> From my perspective, the fall was an important part of the plan of
> salvation, and is necessary for our eternal progression.
> I can't do much about them but God has made a way for me todo
> something about me and since Jesus is the lamb slain before
> thefoundation of the world, God took care of things before they
> happened.What do you mean by "eternal progression"
> DAVEH:  Eternal progression is the evolution from our spiritual birth
> to eventually becoming one with God, and like God.  To do that, I
> believe it was necessary for the fall of Adam to take place, and the
> grace of the Lord to provide a pathway to salvation.
> and what does the expression"tracted into" mean?DAVEH:  Knocking on
> doors until you tract into a situation that is a bit unusual.DAVEH:
> I'll let Jeff speak for himself when he returns this summer, asI
> suspect he will join TT again and you can ask him personally. Judy:Has
> he been born again by the Spirit of God and is he a follower of the
> resurrected Christ?  One who walks after the Spirit daily or is he
> just
> another follower of Joseph Smith and his BofM? You don't have to
> answer the above ... because if that were true hewould not be a Mormon
> missionary who is out there tracting.DAVEH:  LOL........Ohhhhhh Judy,
> aren't you cheeky!Judy

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