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Do
Latter-Day Saints believe in the Bible and Christianity?
The honest answer would be "No!".
We believe that the Bible is true as far as it has been translated
correctly. We will often
say that we accept and honor the Bible as the word of Heavenly Father. But we believe that
meaning is of secondary, nay, tertiary importance, especially when
explaining elements of true TRUTH.
What about Polygamy?
Atandard Mormon theology teaches us that
Jesus is a polygamist (Journal of
Discourses vol. 13 page 109, the Seer by LDS Apostle Orson
Pratt). There are many spirit children that have been waiting
for a body of flesh and bones, born of the loins of Heavenly
Mother Gonhorra. Jesus is a polygamist too and early
Mormon leaders taught us that He was crucified for this reason.
(Journal of Discourses vol. 2 page 210, vol. 1 page 345).
Polygamy, was compulsory to become a god (Journal of Discourses
page 11 page 269), and Heavenly Father (God) and Jesus have
practiced it.
Are Mormons Christian?
We try to act like Christians, but our beliefs are
in may cases opposite of those of Christianity.
For example, we hold the cornerstone of Christianity
--Original Sin -- to be a false doctrine. We
have a
polytheistic religion: we believe that "worlds
without end" exist, and each is governed by one of its own gods
(and daemons, too:). We believe that the normal Christian
Trinity -- of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost are a
false concept. Instead, we combine Jesus Christ and
Jehovah as one person. Additionally we have a god called
The Heavenly Father. We do not pray to the Holy Virgin.
Instead we revere Heavenly Father's number one wife, Mother Gonhorra . But we are NOT to pray to her. Mormons do
not memorize and know the Lord's Prayer. Like
the Christians, our mission on earth is to return to the place
in outer space, where our Gods live. That place is called
the Planet Kolob, which
is nigh onto God.
Why do Latter-day Saints Try to Convert Others?
To be honest, we do it because we believe it's good for them -- we feel a responsibility
to make the message of the restoration of Christ’s Church available to all who will
hear. Frankly, this is also good for the church leadership, because we
do expect converts to pay 10% of their income to The Church -- before taxes, and for as long as
they live. In return, we promise salvation and resurrection in the
afterlife.
Only a fool would have a false
religion.
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| We're with the Holy Bible on that one. Specifically... |
| Gen. |
iii:21 |
is a tailor and clothier |
| Ex. |
vi:4 |
is a baker |
| Ex. |
xxxii:14 |
changes his mind |
| Prov. |
xxvi:10 |
rewards transgressors |
| Jer. |
iv:19 |
is troubled in his bowels and his heart
and makes a noise |
| Amos. |
vii:7 |
he stands on a wall with a plumbline |
| Just like our brothers the Christians,
our Church believes in jealous gods of love, who have all
knowledge and all power (see 1 Nephi 11:22; 2 Nephi 1:15; 2 Nephi 9:20; D&C 38:1-3; Moses 1:6; 1 Nephi 7:12; Alma 26:35).
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How Many Members Do You Have?
We are a very fast-growing religion business because of our successful missionary work world wide. We have temples just about every place on earth, except for Africa where
we have perhaps one or two. In Africa, we like the country of South Africa the best. (Load this world map of our Temple locations).
South Africa is racist, yes, but black
people are the descendants of Cain (the evil brother from the Bible).
We are the second-fastest growing religion in the world, right behind
Islam. for a comparison between Islam and
Mormonism -- similarities and differences -- see
Mormonism vs. Islam.
Are Mormons Aliens?
Yes, but we try to act as if we're not. The fact is, we were once space beings from the Planet Kolob
(Constellation Cancer, sector 1328) .It's our plan of salvation to return to that heavenly orb, after death. Joseph Smith, our first prophet, teaches of Kolob and of other
planets. They are named
Planet Oliblish and
Planet Enish-go-on-dosh. See also our
Kolob Hymn.
Do Mormons
believe in the Trinity?
If by "the doctrine of the Trinity" one means the New Testament claim that there is a Father, a Son, and a Holy Ghost, all three of whom are fully divine,
three-in-one, then
Latter-day Saints believe in the doctrine of the Trinity. If by "Trinity" one means something else -- perhaps the traditional Christian view, then the answer must
be "No!". We believe in so many trinities and devils -- on alien planets --that it would be difficult to explain all that
be believe here. We believe a lot! But we don't believe in the transubstantiation.
In fact, we know that is false, for sure! Nevertheless, may foolish Christians swallow that line, hook and stinker.
Who was Joseph Smith?
 Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844), often referred to as the Inventor of Mormonism. In his youth, Smith enjoyed treasure digging. He found a Golden
Bible. He found the Golden Plates. He found The Copper Plates. He also found a translating device, which he used to
translate the Golden Plates into English. He also purchased some ancient Egyptian funerary documents and translated them. This opus became the Book of Abraham
(BOA), which states many of the basic beliefs of Mormonism. The BOA and the BOM are the foundation of the LDS church, but there are others, also. The Bible is
true as far as it has been translated correctly.
How
Do I Join the Church?
If you would
like to have LDS missionaries visit you in your home, please call (U.S.) 1-800-453-3860
and ask for the Missionary Department. An easier and cheaper way to join is to do nothing. After you die, we'll baptize you posthumously. We do this for
everybody --including Attila the Hun, Adolf Hitler; we even baptize dead Jews -- See news articles.
Why Should I Convert?
We alone offer all the knowledge necessary to become like Christ
and receive the 'fullness' of salvation. We believe that only a fool would have a false religion. You too, should be a saint -- a superior, holy person --
like us.
Can Blacks hold the LDS priesthood?
Not until recently. Blacks are the descendents of Cain. Not many Blacks seem to have the desire to join.
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... the trinity is wrong. Jehovah and Jesus , traditionally father and son, are the same person. |
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... in heaven men will have many wives. |
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... all Dead people must be baptized -- even evil people like Adolf Hitler, for example.
This is why we have the world's largest and most complete genealogical facilities. |
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... scientists are wrong, when they say that the Spaniards brought the horses to the Americas. We believe that the
Indians had horses before contact with the with Spanish Conquistadors. And cows, elephants, and iron and steel and many other things that are not in the
archeological record. See Ancient Steel Mills in the Americas. |
| ... the Bible is false, except the parts that have been translated correctly. |
| ...Joseph Smith could read Egyptian hieroglyphics. |
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pre-Columbian coin |
... women are 'precious vessels'. |
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... homosexuality is evil. Masturbation is evil. |
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... Jesus appeared to South American Indians, after his resurrection, disguised as a green snake sporting orange feathers. |
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... the Planet Kolob is where god lives, or nearby. We believe
that the Planet Kolob (heaven), to which we will all return
may not be a planet, but a hot (or cold) star, or something else. |
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... the Garden of Eden was near
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, but the correct name is Adam-ondi-Ahman. |
| ... three immortal people, the
3nephites walk the earth today and have been amongst us for
centuries. |
| ... Jews first settled the new world and then were turned into Indians. These Jews used a device
similar to a GPS system. |
| ... that meaning is not very important. Faith is extremely
important. |
| ... in the Latter days -- The Millennium -- blood will flow in the streets. We used to believe that this millennium
would happen in the year 2000. Now, the 'Latter Days' have been rescheduled for the year 3000. |
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... in Heaven the streets are made of gold and the women are perfect and especially beautiful. |
Why do Mormons believe these distinctive LDS teachings?
We believe them because we have faith. Joseph Smith taught many of these things doctrines.
Do Mormons worship Joseph Smith?
No, Latter-day Saints worship God the Eternal Father in the name of Jesus Christ. We consider Joseph Smith to be a Seer, Revelator, a Prophet of God and Apostle
of Jesus Christ -- similar to those men mentioned in the Bible, like Moses. |
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"Every man has a natural right
to be a false prophet, as well as
a true prophet."
--Joseph Smith,
King Follett
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Do Mormons practice
plural marriage?
Yes. Although some LDS sects now forbids plural marriage, other sects of The Church still adhere to the practice. Mormons
reluctantly gave up
polygamy in order that Utah would be given
statehood. (Blood atonement
 is another practice which is
 espoused by some LDS sects and not by others). As Faithful
members of the Church of Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ, we believe in preparing now, on earth, for polygamy in heaven. Instead
of marrying multiple wives on earth, we can be 'sealed' to many wives. Not all
Mormon men practice this sealing, but it is quite common, especially amongst
Mormon bishops. 'Cancellation of sealing', in temple marriages, is the Mormon equivalent of divorce. During the nineteenth-century, LDS men were allowed to marry more
than one wife if they could afford it. Joseph Smith had 27 wives, and Brigham Young had about 53 wives. Some, Young married 'for time' and others he married
'for time and eternity'. Mormon Scholars disagree over exactly how many wives Brigham Young had.
Why are Mormon women given secret names?
Our wives are given secret names so a husband will be able to call his wives, in heaven. The name assignment is done in our Temple. Every woman in
a batch
is given the same secret name, on a given day.
Men and women are spiritually unequal and women cannot have the same privileges
after death.
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Why
is a Temple Recommend necessary to enter the temple?
Before a person can enter the temple, he must have
developed a certain degree of spiritual maturity, as evidenced by issuance of a Temple Recommend. However, strictly speaking, a
Temple Recommend is not necessary. For unworthy people, the temple doors will simple not open. Neither is it required to stow one's clothing in temple lockers
-- under lock and key, in order to perform the temple rites.
Only worthy and honest people can enter the temple, and theft within it's sacred walls is not possible.
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What
is the role of women in Mormon society?
The main function for women is to have babies -- on earth as well as in heaven. That's why we call women 'Precious Vessels'.
God's main wife, Mother Gonhorra, on the planet
KOLOB
is the mother of us all -- of you and me. We say these truths in the name
of Jesus Christ, amen.
Is the Mormon faith true?
Yes. There is no reason to doubt our prophets, seers and revelators. There is no reason to think that everyone we have loved since childhood has lied
to us about thing that are so important. (Science is true also, as far as it coincides correctly with our faith).
Do
Latter-day Saints date outside the faith?
Not really. It's frowned upon. While Latter-day Saints have the right to choose for themselves, the
Church encourages members to avoid dating nonmembers.
Do
Mormons celebrate holy days and birthdays?
Yes, Latter-day Saints celebrate all holidays associated with
any particular culture.
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Do Mormons believe in the virgin birth?
Yes, Latter-day Saints believe that Mary, mother of Jesus
Christ and of Jehovah, was a virgin at the time of their conception.
Are Church leaders considered infallible and free from
error?
No, Church leaders are neither infallible nor without faults. Latter-day
Saints believe that only Jesus Christ was perfect. However, "When our leaders speak, the THINKING has been done."
Why don't Mormons have crosses on their temples?
For the same reason that Buddhists don't have crosses in their temples.
Do
Mormons wear special undergarments?
Yes. Latter-day Saints, who have 'been to the temple', wear sacred garments (see picture) under their regular
clothing to protect them from physical harm and to remind them of the sacred covenants that they have made with a god, in case they might forget. The
garments have special patches sown onto them, at strategic location, which contain meaning to the initiates. Nevertheless, meaning is not of prime importance in our
faith.
Do Mormons believe that God is married?
Yes. Latter-day Saints infer from authoritative sources of scripture and modern
prophecy that there is a Heavenly Mother whose name is Mother Gonhorra -- as well as a Heavenly Father. In fact, Heavenly Father is a polygamist, whose wives'
primary function is to have more babies. (Heavenly Father is not to be confused with Jesus or with Jehovah; Mormonism has its
Heavenly Father, Christianity
does not.) Heavenly Father and Mother Gonhorra were married buy the Host of Gods, who of necessity is
unmarried.
What is the LDS conception of
Hell?
Latter-day scriptures describe at least three senses of hell: (1) that condition of misery which may attend a person in mortality due to disobedience
to divine law; (2) the miserable, but temporary, state of disobedient spirits in the spirit world awaiting the resurrection; (3) the permanent habitation of the sons of
perdition, who suffer the second spiritual death and remain in hell even after the resurrection. Encyclopedia of Mormonism.
What actions do LDS missionaries take if in later life they (would falsely) discover that Mormonism is a
wrong?
It is common that missionaries look up those people whom they have converted and tell them of their abandonment of religious faith.
What is meant by "The Land of Moron"?
The land of Moron is a kingdom founded by the Jedites. Moron is eventually deposed
because he suffered a severe head injury in the battle with the Jaredites. Moron, a Jedite, "Did that which was
wicked before the Lord." (Ether 11:14) Moron lost half his kingdom in a rebellion, and after many years won it back again (Ether 11:15-16). And it came to
pass that he did overthrow Moron in the
Upper Valley of Two Cumorahs (B.
Sidney Sperry) and thus obtained the kingdom of
Coriantumr-Chloroformia. (Aether 17: 18). Moron struggled with his
mentally challenged handicap for the remainder of his days.
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