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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Re:The HEART of the matter
Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2005 11:30:26 -0400
Yes, I do see the point. But did he make this statement ?
History records that he did...http://www.watchman.org/lds/moonmen.htm, among
many others that reference the same material.
Did he make this statement as a prophet of God?
I do not beleive that he claimed he was speaking for god when he made the
statement.
Is this a statement of faith for the Mormon religion?
This is not in the mormon statements of faith.
The prophets of old were not inspired in their daily comings and goings.
I am sure they spoke and did things that were not in line with truth or
even practicalities.
Well, I am not as sure as you. Do you have any examples?
The fact that Joseph Smith made the man on the moon statement goes to his
general credibility as a man of (the mormon) god. Have you not been reading
what I have been posting? I even offered a likely reason for his believing
and repeating such! Can you get off my back now?
Perry
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