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Posted By: Calvin Hey Beck - 03/25/16
Newsflash: Umm, dude you are Mormon. You aren't "Christian".

http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...stian-says-i-want-that-guy-donald-trump/

And, btw, anybody who says Mormon's are Christians doesn't understand Christian or Mormon theology.
Posted By: cumminscowboy Re: Hey Beck - 03/25/16
I am a mormon and I am a "christian" . I have to ask do you know what the correct name of the mormon church really is? let me educate you. "The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints" jesus christ is also in bold all caps and larger font on all the buildings and missionary tags, just like I put it above.

a christian is a follower of christ. by definition mormons are followers of christ. we believe in the bible.

facts seem to be getting in the way of people's opinions around here lately.
Posted By: Klikitarik Re: Hey Beck - 03/25/16
Huh? But it says right here in Too Romans that the only true Christians use 'Jesus' in their name, hence Jesuits. whistle



(And I'm not picking on Jesuit Catholics or any other understanding of Christianity with that comment.)
Posted By: GreatWaputi Re: Hey Beck - 03/25/16
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
"The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints"


6ft, 8ft, 10ft?....lol
Posted By: Bigfoot Re: Hey Beck - 03/25/16
Know of any saints for power saws? I gotta rebuild the front steps.
Posted By: stevelyn Re: Hey Beck - 03/25/16
Originally Posted by Bigfoot
Know of any saints for power saws? I gotta rebuild the front steps.


There is one. I think his name is St. DeWalt.
Posted By: Whttail_in_MT Re: Hey Beck - 03/25/16
Originally Posted by GreatWaputi
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
"The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints"


6ft, 8ft, 10ft?....lol

When is Ladder Day? I could use another holiday. Someone may want to visit lds.org so they can get the spelling right on all their buildings and missionary tags.
Posted By: kciH Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by GreatWaputi
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
"The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints"


6ft, 8ft, 10ft?....lol


Can't make the schidt up!

Posted By: Steelhead Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Take me to your ladder, I'll see your leader later.
Posted By: JoeBob Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
I am a mormon and I am a "christian" . I have to ask do you know what the correct name of the mormon church really is? let me educate you. "The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints" jesus christ is also in bold all caps and larger font on all the buildings and missionary tags, just like I put it above.

a christian is a follower of christ. by definition mormons are followers of christ. we believe in the bible.

facts seem to be getting in the way of people's opinions around here lately.


You can call a fence post Jesus, worship it, and call yourself Christian. It doesn't make it so.
Posted By: rem141r Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
"The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints"

You're going to NEED a ladder to fix all those signs. actually i'd suggest one of them renta-lifts. those ledders are heavy.
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
I am a mormon and I am a "christian" . I have to ask do you know what the correct name of the mormon church really is? let me educate you. "The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints" jesus christ is also in bold all caps and larger font on all the buildings and missionary tags, just like I put it above.

a christian is a follower of christ. by definition mormons are followers of christ. we believe in the bible.

facts seem to be getting in the way of people's opinions around here lately.


Different "Christ". It's your religion, own it.
Posted By: Ghostinthemachine Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
I own a few ladders,...does that make me some sort of Mormon?
Posted By: JoeBob Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
I am a mormon and I am a "christian" . I have to ask do you know what the correct name of the mormon church really is? let me educate you. "The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints" jesus christ is also in bold all caps and larger font on all the buildings and missionary tags, just like I put it above.

a christian is a follower of christ. by definition mormons are followers of christ. we believe in the bible.

facts seem to be getting in the way of people's opinions around here lately.


Different "Christ". It's your religion, own it.


Their Christ is a spirit child brother of Satan. Satan and Jesus presented different plans to God for the salvation of man, and Jesus won out.
Posted By: rosco1 Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
You Jesus freaks are an odd lot.

Can someone tell me how old a religion has to be, to not be considered a cult? 400 years, older maybe?

The answers will be funny smile
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
I am a mormon and I am a "christian" . I have to ask do you know what the correct name of the mormon church really is? let me educate you. "The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints" jesus christ is also in bold all caps and larger font on all the buildings and missionary tags, just like I put it above.

a christian is a follower of christ. by definition mormons are followers of christ. we believe in the bible.

facts seem to be getting in the way of people's opinions around here lately.


Different "Christ". It's your religion, own it.


Their Christ is a spirit child brother of Satan. Satan and Jesus presented different plans to God for the salvation of man, and Jesus won out.


Yes. Mormonism is a completely different religion than traditional Christianity.

Somebody better tell Beck.
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by rosco1
You Jesus freaks are an odd lot.

Can someone tell me how old a religion has to be, to not be considered a cult? 400 years, older maybe?

The answers will be funny smile


The Cult thing went away when Mormons got rid of a lot of their weirder beliefs. But, I think anybody who is intellectually honest will say that Mormonism and Christianity ain't even in the same ballpark when it comes to the bigger doctrinal stuff.

Trinity?
Posted By: rosco1 Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Beck is a certified nut job. Uses religion as a cover, like most of them.
Posted By: rosco1 Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by rosco1
You Jesus freaks are an odd lot.

Can someone tell me how old a religion has to be, to not be considered a cult? 400 years, older maybe?

The answers will be funny smile


The Cult thing went away when Mormons got rid of a lot of their weirder beliefs. But, I think anybody who is intellectually honest will say that Mormonism and Christianity ain't even in the same ballpark when it comes to the bigger doctrinal stuff.

Trinity?


I'm baptized mormon, but cant claim I know much about any religion. My parents are active mormon, but let me decide for myself at age 15..Havent been to any church services since.

I just think the religion arguments on here are funny. You'd need a chainsaw to cut thru the hypocrisy.
Posted By: Whttail_in_MT Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by rosco1
You Jesus freaks are an odd lot.

Can someone tell me how old a religion has to be, to not be considered a cult? 400 years, older maybe?

The answers will be funny smile

When were ladders invented?
Posted By: rosco1 Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
"Ladder" day saints..poor cummins, bet he still hasnt figured it out.

dont know when they were invented.
Posted By: DakotaDeer Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


Yes. No slight against any religion.

Mormons are Mormons.

Christians are Christians.


Their beliefs do not allow them to mix or be considered the same religion. Anybody who says so is terribly misinformed. BTW, most Christians do consider Mormons to be Christians.. Just shows you how misinformed most Christians are.

Beck is an idiot.
Posted By: JoeBob Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.
Posted By: dassa Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
I just hope Christ is a lot more forgiving than his followers.
Posted By: postoak Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Whttail_in_MT
Originally Posted by rosco1
You Jesus freaks are an odd lot.

Can someone tell me how old a religion has to be, to not be considered a cult? 400 years, older maybe?

The answers will be funny smile

When were ladders invented?


The nerd in me (which is most of me) loves questions like this. I went off to google-land and discovered the oldest depiction of a ladder dates back 10,000 years.
Posted By: Steelhead Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by postoak
Originally Posted by Whttail_in_MT
Originally Posted by rosco1
You Jesus freaks are an odd lot.

Can someone tell me how old a religion has to be, to not be considered a cult? 400 years, older maybe?

The answers will be funny smile

When were ladders invented?


The nerd in me (which is most of me) loves questions like this. I went off to google-land and discovered the oldest depiction of a ladder dates back 10,000 years.


Impossible. The earth is only 6000 years old, give or take a few weeks...
Posted By: MadMooner Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Saying Mormons aren't Christians is likely the nicest thing I've heard anyone say about Mormons!

I'd be flattered if I was a Mormon! grin
Posted By: krp Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Traditional cristianism is based on Paul, a forward prophet, fell in the dirt, saw the white light, Jesus appeared before him, he made a worldwide church. Mormonism is based on Smith, a forward prophet, fell and saw the white light, Jesus appeared before him, he made a worldwide church.

My Dad grew up mormon but left the church and we were heavily involved with the semi nondenominational christian church. Central Christian Church was/is the name of our church, we also helped build sister churches in the community starting in school auditoriums and building the physical church itself.

My uncle and cousins are LDS bishops, I was taught in my church how to battle the hypocrisy of mormonism claims to christianity. I had some epic battles with my relatives.

Also was taught how Catholicism was wrong on many levels.. probably nazarenes and all the rest. I met my wife in a Nazarene church... lol

When I was a freshman in HS it was decided I would be groomed for the ministry, the Dr's of our churches wanted to start a seminary class at the HS just like the LDS had. The LDS had a building across the street the had classes in during school hours, so our church leaders asked if they could use the building for one period, and were given the go ahead. Yet many times in that class the instructor who was one of our different ministers on any given day, would disparage the very benefactors of the building we were using. And smug about it.

I was a trial for those that thought I could be brainwashed into the system, I know they think they failed but instead I came to a much better understanding of Christ and the Holy Spirit.

I have been in almost every kind of church there is including LDS and most recent Catholic. They are all pretty much the same... and the truth is you bring God with you.

Christ is inclusive and loves all his brothers and sisters... no matter the label.

Kent
Posted By: Steelhead Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by MadMooner
Saying Mormons aren't Christians is likely the nicest thing I've heard anyone say about Mormons!

I'd be flattered if I was a Mormon! grin



Luckily, 99% of Christians aren't Christian.
Posted By: Sharpsman Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Anybody here shoot Flintlock Rifles with PRB??
Posted By: BMT Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by dassa
I just hope Christ is a lot more forgiving than his followers.


He is.

FWIW-- I will take a Mormon as a neighbor at any time -- good folks.
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.
Posted By: Chris_EOD Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.


Your stance is based on a falsehood, it falls apart from there. The Mormons don't believe in 3 gods, it's 1 god. They don't worship Jesus and they don't worship the holy ghost. They do believe they are 3 separate entities though.
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Chris_EOD
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.


Your stance is based on a falsehood, it falls apart from there. The Mormons don't believe in 3 gods, it's 1 god. They don't worship Jesus and they don't worship the holy ghost. They do believe they are 3 separate entities though.


So, is Jesus God or not?
Posted By: kroo88 Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.


Does any of this S*** really matter when you find yourself swearing an oath to the Donald?
Posted By: cumminscowboy Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.

wrong, there is only one jesus. he is the son of god, AKA as the only begotten son, thats in the bible in numerous places. have you read any of it? you know the bible?

oh never mind I am sure your a trump voter. that explains everything.
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
I know exactly what Christianity believes. Sounds like you know exactly what Mormonism believes.

Two completely different religions, eh?


What I don't understand is why a group of folks split off from Christianity, changed all the essential beliefs, created their own religion, now want to be called "Christian"?

If you are a Mormon, say "I'm a Mormon". That's fine, and the world will be fine with it. I'll still be your friend.
Posted By: Chris_EOD Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by Chris_EOD
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.


Your stance is based on a falsehood, it falls apart from there. The Mormons don't believe in 3 gods, it's 1 god. They don't worship Jesus and they don't worship the holy ghost. They do believe they are 3 separate entities though.


So, is Jesus God or not?


In my original post, in bold.
Posted By: EthanEdwards Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by krp
Traditional cristianism is based on Paul, a forward prophet, fell in the dirt, saw the white light, Jesus appeared before him, he made a worldwide church. Mormonism is based on Smith, a forward prophet, fell and saw the white light, Jesus appeared before him, he made a worldwide church.

My Dad grew up mormon but left the church and we were heavily involved with the semi nondenominational christian church. Central Christian Church was/is the name of our church, we also helped build sister churches in the community starting in school auditoriums and building the physical church itself.

My uncle and cousins are LDS bishops, I was taught in my church how to battle the hypocrisy of mormonism claims to christianity. I had some epic battles with my relatives.

Also was taught how Catholicism was wrong on many levels.. probably nazarenes and all the rest. I met my wife in a Nazarene church... lol

When I was a freshman in HS it was decided I would be groomed for the ministry, the Dr's of our churches wanted to start a seminary class at the HS just like the LDS had. The LDS had a building across the street the had classes in during school hours, so our church leaders asked if they could use the building for one period, and were given the go ahead. Yet many times in that class the instructor who was one of our different ministers on any given day, would disparage the very benefactors of the building we were using. And smug about it.

I was a trial for those that thought I could be brainwashed into the system, I know they think they failed but instead I came to a much better understanding of Christ and the Holy Spirit.

I have been in almost every kind of church there is including LDS and most recent Catholic. They are all pretty much the same... and the truth is you bring God with you.

Christ is inclusive and loves all his brothers and sisters... no matter the label.

Kent
Christianity is based on Jesus Christ and nobody else. This is the God of the Bible, God the Son. God the Son is One with God the Father and God the Holy Spirit/Holy Ghost. Paul was an inspired man but was NOT the basis for the Christian religion. Jesus is fully God and fully man as well. Christians believe this and the fact that Jesus was sinless but put to death for crimes he didn't commit and rose from the dead. We further believe He is fully able to save us from our sins due to his sacrifice which God the Father accepts for us, enabling us to be with Jesus in eternity after we ourselves are resurrected. Anybody who believes in Jesus receives the gift of faith which is all it takes to escape hell. Paul, no offense to him, was just another believer.
Posted By: kciH Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Sharpsman
Anybody here shoot Flintlock Rifles with PRB??


Haven't taken that leap yet, but I have been shooting a couple caplocks quite a bit. I have my youngsters use the PRB for reduced recoil as they learn how to load and shoot the rifles.
Posted By: WyColoCowboy Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
The way I look at it, Jesus gave us the litmus test. The only way to salvation is through grace. If you believe Jesus died on the cross for your sins and you've accepting him as your savior, then little else matters. You are saved by grace, not denomination.

Quote
John 14:6
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.

Romans 10:9-10
That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved .




I've known some very spirit-filled Catholics, Mormons, Baptists and non-denoms. I can't look in their hearts, but God can. I think we should all worry about our own salvation, rather than focusing on sending someone else to hell.

That it all.
Posted By: WyColoCowboy Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Calvin



What I don't understand is why a group of folks split off from Christianity, changed all the essential beliefs, created their own religion, now want to be called "Christian"?



Funny, the Pope must have said the same thing when Martin Luther sprang up. Or John Wesley. Or John Calvin. Or John Smyth.

I don't believe in the Book of Mormon. I see no archaeological evidence to support any of the claims in that book. But- if they believe in the Bible, and accept Jesus as Lord and savior, then they are saved by grace.

There are lots of Christian denominations that beleive in a wide and varied theology. But what ties them together is the blood shed on the cross and the resurrection.
Posted By: Huntz Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
I am a mormon and I am a "christian" . I have to ask do you know what the correct name of the mormon church really is? let me educate you. "The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Ladder Day Saints" jesus christ is also in bold all caps and larger font on all the buildings and missionary tags, just like I put it above.

a christian is a follower of christ. by definition mormons are followers of christ. we believe in the bible.

facts seem to be getting in the way of people's opinions around here lately.


You can call a fence post Jesus, worship it, and call yourself Christian. It doesn't make it so.


Amen
Posted By: Huntz Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by Chris_EOD
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.


Your stance is based on a falsehood, it falls apart from there. The Mormons don't believe in 3 gods, it's 1 god. They don't worship Jesus and they don't worship the holy ghost. They do believe they are 3 separate entities though.


The Holy Ghost is part of the Trinity.You have to believe in the Trinity to be a Christian.You have to believe Christ is your Savior and confess your Sins to be saved.Mormonism is a Cult.Many Cults claim to be Christian,but are not.
Posted By: 79S Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
I'm Mormon but some of my fellow Mormons are naive when it comes to ol Glenn "[bleep] crazy" beck they think he sobered up when he became a member.. They want/like to think the church lead him to sobriety. Unfortunately ol beck been sober for awhile I think 20yrs some [bleep] like that... As far as the other argument [bleep] who knows I go to church when their is no nascar on.
Posted By: wilkeshunter Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by MadMooner
Saying Mormons aren't Christians is likely the nicest thing I've heard anyone say about Mormons!

I'd be flattered if I was a Mormon! grin


Dang! You have figured us out! We are all really bad folks. frown
Posted By: wilkeshunter Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Originally Posted by MadMooner
Saying Mormons aren't Christians is likely the nicest thing I've heard anyone say about Mormons!

I'd be flattered if I was a Mormon! grin


Happy Easter to such a nice guy.
Posted By: MadMooner Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
Who's us? Which one is bad?
Posted By: Twinkletoes Re: Hey Beck - 03/26/16
I've been around longer then most of you pups, and even tho I consider myself a Christian, I have many friends of other denominations. I have never had a Jesuit or a Mormon try to screw me! I can't say the same for a Christian.
Sadly, I do find myself thinking that Joseph Smith, and his group of pilgrims, after reading the book of Mormons, had to be chewin' on peyote, as they wondered thru the wilderness.
Posted By: Chris_EOD Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
Originally Posted by Huntz
Originally Posted by Chris_EOD
Originally Posted by Calvin
Originally Posted by JoeBob
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
All that is being stated is that Mormonism and Christianity are not the same religion, because at their doctrinal core they actually believe different methods for salvation.


I'm not sure that they believe in different methods. The methods are the same. It is just that Christians place their faith in the Jesus of the Bible while Mormons place their faith in the Jesus of the Book of Mormon. The objects of faith are different.


But they ain't the same Jesus. One Jesus is God. The other Jesus is a God, separate from the head god. Two completely different beliefs. Different Jesus.

One religion believes in 1 God. The other religion believes in multiple gods. Again, two completely different religions. Monotheism and Polytheism.

How people are saved.. Completely different. Not even in the same ballpark.

Views of heaven and hell.. Completely different.

And, I could go on and on. I have no idea how anybody who actually knows anything about the two could possibly say they are even similar. It is beyond me how Mormons would want to be called "Christian", given how different they made their beliefs.


Your stance is based on a falsehood, it falls apart from there. The Mormons don't believe in 3 gods, it's 1 god. They don't worship Jesus and they don't worship the holy ghost. They do believe they are 3 separate entities though.


The Holy Ghost is part of the Trinity.You have to believe in the Trinity to be a Christian.You have to believe Christ is your Savior and confess your Sins to be saved.Mormonism is a Cult.Many Cults claim to be Christian,but are not.


The Mormons do believe in them. As I said originally, they don't worship them like they are gods.
Posted By: Ringman Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
krp,

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Christ is inclusive and loves all his brothers and sisters... no matter the label.


Matthew 7:13-20

"'Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is broad that leads to destruction, and there are many who enter through it. For the gate is small and the way is narrow that leads to life, and there are few who find it.

'Beware of the false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their fruits. Grapes are not gathered from thorn bushes nor figs from thistles, are they? So every good tree bears good fruit, but the bad tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot produce bad fruit, nor can a bad tree produce good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. So then, you will know them by their fruits.'"
Posted By: Calvin Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
Originally Posted by WyColoCowboy
Originally Posted by Calvin



What I don't understand is why a group of folks split off from Christianity, changed all the essential beliefs, created their own religion, now want to be called "Christian"?



Funny, the Pope must have said the same thing when Martin Luther sprang up. Or John Wesley. Or John Calvin. Or John Smyth.

I don't believe in the Book of Mormon. I see no archaeological evidence to support any of the claims in that book. But- if they believe in the Bible, and accept Jesus as Lord and savior, then they are saved by grace.

There are lots of Christian denominations that beleive in a wide and varied theology. But what ties them together is the blood shed on the cross and the resurrection.


You can't even intellectually make that argument. The Reformation was nothing, absolutely nothing like what Joseph Smith did.

Theology isn't the difference between Mormonism and Christianity. The difference is so huge that it totally defines who God/god is and who Jesus is. It might as well be Christianity/Islam the difference is so huge and significant.

If you like the God and Jesus of Christianity, then become a Christian.
Posted By: 79S Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
Here is the big difference between Mormons and Christians.. A lot of times converts will never hear this when the missionaries stop on by..

When Adam and Eve were placed in the garden, Lucifer helped them gain physical bodies by showing them they could be come like God if they ate of the fruit. Mormon's teach that Adam and Eve had to exercise their agency (the ability to choose) whether to avoid the fruit of the forbidden tree and remain in a spirit state, or the command to be fruitful and multiply, something they couldn't do without a physical body. In the Mormon marriage ceremony they are given fig leaf aprons to signify this (becoming flesh) and their first step toward becoming exalted.
Posted By: WyColoCowboy Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
Yes, I can make that argument. If I believe that Jesus is Lord and Savior, that he died on the cross for my sins and that I am am saved by grace, then Jesus himself said that we shall come to the father through him.

There are parts of the Christian church that have differing beliefs. The Coptics, Gnostics, Greek Orthodox, Anglican, St Thomas Christians, Catholic, Protestant and even Word of Faith.

You look at many protestant denominations today, such as the Methodists, Presbyterians, & Episcopalians that have deviated from the gospel. Is their path to heaven barred?

Jesus sent his disciples across the world, knowing that the church would take different forms in different parts of the world. But ultimately, it comes back to the promise that Jesus fulfilled -- That we are all saved by grace and that we come to the Father through him.

I have no doubt that Christianity today is FAR different than the Church established by Mark, Matthew, Thomas, Peter and the other apostles.

We are all saved by grace. Be glad and rejoice that Christ has risen and waits for us at the right hand of the Father. Happy Easter.
Posted By: Birdwatcher Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
Originally Posted by Sharpsman
Anybody here shoot Flintlock Rifles with PRB??


Not hardly, but I need to.

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My smoothbore fowler broke a tumbler in the lock at the hog hunt, not hard to replace but I'm hoarding nickels just now for my big summer trip, so it can wait 'till August.

So, the dark Southern Mountain-style Rifle has been filling in at the Alamo. I ain't spent a whole lot range time with it yet though, not enough to work up a load anyhow.

Birdwatcher

Posted By: montanabadger Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
Originally Posted by EthanEdwards
Originally Posted by krp
Traditional cristianism is based on Paul, a forward prophet, fell in the dirt, saw the white light, Jesus appeared before him, he made a worldwide church. Mormonism is based on Smith, a forward prophet, fell and saw the white light, Jesus appeared before him, he made a worldwide church.

My Dad grew up mormon but left the church and we were heavily involved with the semi nondenominational christian church. Central Christian Church was/is the name of our church, we also helped build sister churches in the community starting in school auditoriums and building the physical church itself.

My uncle and cousins are LDS bishops, I was taught in my church how to battle the hypocrisy of mormonism claims to christianity. I had some epic battles with my relatives.

Also was taught how Catholicism was wrong on many levels.. probably nazarenes and all the rest. I met my wife in a Nazarene church... lol

When I was a freshman in HS it was decided I would be groomed for the ministry, the Dr's of our churches wanted to start a seminary class at the HS just like the LDS had. The LDS had a building across the street the had classes in during school hours, so our church leaders asked if they could use the building for one period, and were given the go ahead. Yet many times in that class the instructor who was one of our different ministers on any given day, would disparage the very benefactors of the building we were using. And smug about it.

I was a trial for those that thought I could be brainwashed into the system, I know they think they failed but instead I came to a much better understanding of Christ and the Holy Spirit.

I have been in almost every kind of church there is including LDS and most recent Catholic. They are all pretty much the same... and the truth is you bring God with you.

Christ is inclusive and loves all his brothers and sisters... no matter the label.

Kent
Christianity is based on Jesus Christ and nobody else. This is the God of the Bible, God the Son. God the Son is One with God the Father and God the Holy Spirit/Holy Ghost. Paul was an inspired man but was NOT the basis for the Christian religion. Jesus is fully God and fully man as well. Christians believe this and the fact that Jesus was sinless but put to death for crimes he didn't commit and rose from the dead. We further believe He is fully able to save us from our sins due to his sacrifice which God the Father accepts for us, enabling us to be with Jesus in eternity after we ourselves are resurrected. Anybody who believes in Jesus receives the gift of faith which is all it takes to escape hell. Paul, no offense to him, was just another believer.
So if the Father,the Son, and the Holy Spirit are all the same person, when Jesus was suffering in the garden why would he pray to himself?
Posted By: Ringman Re: Hey Beck - 03/27/16
montanabadger,

At least one reason would be an example for His later followers. I'm sure there are some here more astute than me who can help even more.
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