Charles Perry Locke wrote:
DAVEH: As I see it, you've cut short your ability to see beyond the
Bible, Perry. You apparently see the The Bible as being enough, yet
I think presents unasked questions that many Protestants (and TTers)
seem to want to avoid pondering. I just don't feel comfortable with
such a limited perspective.
The Bible IS enough, Dave.
DAVEH: If the Bible is enough for you, that's your prerogative, Perry.
But it leaves me with some questions that I believe are answered by
revelation beyond the Bible. Do you ever ponder theological questions
that aren't answered by traditional doctrines, Perry?
The Bible contains prophecy that sees through to the end, way beyond
when it was written. So, why would anything more be needed?
DAVEH: Because there seem to be some really important questions that
seemingly are not answered by Protestantism..
It has served its intended purpose for thousands of years without the
musings of JS, and will continue to server that purpose until the end
of all things.
DAVEH: For those who want to turn off the spirit of revelation, the
Bible's purpose is somewhat limited. I believe the message of the Bible
implores us to expect more to be revealed from above.
It is the mormons that have itching ears and seek the doctrines of man
(specifically JS), to turn a phrase. Enjoy it, Dave.
DAVEH: And I do enjoy it, Perry. Perhaps that is why I feel
comfortable with my LDS beliefs.
That's as good as it gets.
Perry
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