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Orthodoxy and orthopraxy - what is their relation
to one another?
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Sent: May 09, 2005 18:17
Subject: [Bulk] Re: [TruthTalk]
baptism
Terry--
I can understand you viewpoint, but please realize
that I believe these teachings to be true otherwise they would
have no part in my life. I do appreciate your concern for my spiritual
well being. I also have concern for your spiritual well being. If
you think that I'm in error, I'm willing to discuss it. But let's
approach it in a way that the Lord would approve of -- so the Spirit can
guide us. May the Lord's will be done, not yours or
mine.
Terry Clifton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Bothoms
wrote:
> Terry--
>
> Some non-LDS Christians insist
that these things are secret. They are
> not secret -- otherwise, why
would I be willing to discuss these
> things. But you must understand
that these things are of a highly
> sacred nature; therefore, I will
not discuss them in detail. As to
> the 'designs' that you refer to
-- they are small stitchings in the
> under garments and are there to
remind the wearer of the covenants
> made in the temple.
>
> Further, I want you to know, that I have no problem answering your
> questions so long as they are sincere. I also ask that you, at
least
> respect my beliefs, even if you choose to disagree. I will be
careful
> to likewise respect any of your beliefs that I might differ
with. And
> may the Lord bless each of us with greater knowledge and
understanding.
>
>
--Raymond
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I
have no problem with respecting you as an individual as long as you do
not prove yourself unworthy of respect. Your beliefs, however are
another story. I cannot respect what I consider not only false, but of
the devil. To respectfully watch as you go on your merry way to Hell
would not be a Christian act. There is no hatred, no animosity, no hard
feelings connected with that. Just a desire to prevent any person,
Mormon or otherwise from spending eternity in torment. If I can
convince you to seek a better way, I
will.
Terry
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