the church has traditionally held to the resurrection of the flesh of jesus christ:.
ignatius (who according to ancient sources was a disciple of the apostle john).
http://www.ccel.org/fathers2/anf-01/anf01-21.htm .
Hooberus
I will be surprised if he agrees to your terms, I've been down this road before with mormons. I don't want to speak for him but, other mormons I've spoken with, say things like "How do you know that verse is translated correctly?" or "Only our church (prophet) has the authority to interpret the bible"
They have there own faithful and discreet slave.
D Dog
i'm hoping someone can help me out.
based upon the belief that death acquits a person of sin, do jws believe that all those (jws and non-jws) who die before armageddon arrives will be ressurected?
just for my reference, can someone show me where this can be found in the bible?
Dan
Deput, the only studies that can be interpreted that way are twenty year old studies that come to this conclusion, "We don't know." You have decided to make "FALSE!!!!" the default conclusion.
LDS Bishop Simon Southerton says, that the studies that changed his mind are from the last 10 years. You see your problem isn't with me, my mormon friend, it's with your (very educated) fellow mormons: like LDS Bishop Simon Southerton and Thomas W. Murphy, Ph.D. and many others.
Y'know, I heard a dean of a community college tell me that Elvis was still alive, but his title didn't make him omniscient any more than my glasses make I smart.
Yea, I know, I think that " scholar" posts on this board from time to time! If you were in my place, who would you believe some guy from some discussion board or an LDS Bishop and a Ph.D.?
i'm hoping someone can help me out.
based upon the belief that death acquits a person of sin, do jws believe that all those (jws and non-jws) who die before armageddon arrives will be ressurected?
just for my reference, can someone show me where this can be found in the bible?
Dan
If you don't believe me, take it from one of your mormon brothers
"I think it's fair to conclude that the Book of Mormon is a work of fiction," he states, flat as fact. Thomas Murphy, chairman of the Ed-monds Community College Anthropology Department
In fact, says Murphy, DNA data, as well as anthropological studies, indicate American Indians are descended from Northeast Asians who migrated across the Bering Sea between 7,000 and 50,000 years ago.
D Dog
i'm hoping someone can help me out.
based upon the belief that death acquits a person of sin, do jws believe that all those (jws and non-jws) who die before armageddon arrives will be ressurected?
just for my reference, can someone show me where this can be found in the bible?
Dan
Here is a Fact
DNA evidence very plainly and simply demonstrates that there never was any Hebrew migration to the Americas in ancient times. If this is true, then virtually all the history of the Americas as recounted in the Book of Mormon is based on not just an unprovable premise (as some have claimed), but on a premise that can actually be proven empirically as false.
D Dog
PS Take the mormon challenge @ www.mormonchallenge.com
the church has traditionally held to the resurrection of the flesh of jesus christ:.
ignatius (who according to ancient sources was a disciple of the apostle john).
http://www.ccel.org/fathers2/anf-01/anf01-21.htm .
Dan
I know more about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints than anyone in this forum.
You say "I Know". How do "you" know?
deputy dog - your argument does just as much to disprove your argument as it does to disprove my argument. If you want to assert that you know the nature of God you're gonna have to toss that reasoning out.
My point is that you can't find a verse in the bible that states that God is a man and has a body, any more than you can say that he is a bird with feathers!
And I don't lean solely on scripture for my understanding.
I don't think you lean on the bible at all for "your" understanding. D Dog
i'm hoping someone can help me out.
based upon the belief that death acquits a person of sin, do jws believe that all those (jws and non-jws) who die before armageddon arrives will be ressurected?
just for my reference, can someone show me where this can be found in the bible?
Dan
If you want to post your problems with our doctrine I will promptly explain why we believe what we believe. If you think you know more than me than I'll promptly explain why you're mistaken.The problem with you and your church is, that you can believe something and deny it at the same time. Your whole belief is based on your feeling about the BOM, not the facts. D Dog
the church has traditionally held to the resurrection of the flesh of jesus christ:.
ignatius (who according to ancient sources was a disciple of the apostle john).
http://www.ccel.org/fathers2/anf-01/anf01-21.htm .
Dan
Is this kind thinking mormon, or just yours?
As for God having a body, show me a scripture that says He doesn't have a body, and I'll show you where it says He does.With that kind of thinking, you can say God is a chicken. Show me in the bible where it say he's not and I'll show show you where it says he is:
Psa 17:8
Keep me as the apple of the eye, hide me under the shadow of thy wings, D Dog
the church has traditionally held to the resurrection of the flesh of jesus christ:.
ignatius (who according to ancient sources was a disciple of the apostle john).
http://www.ccel.org/fathers2/anf-01/anf01-21.htm .
okay, this is kinnda a ranting thing here and i am taking deep breaths as to not kill my dog.
my son and i planted 5 trees today in my yard, ya ,lots of work and it was cold and very windy and it took about 2hrs.
well big deal you may say, well it is cause i went out later and the f---dog dug them up .i walked outside and saw all my trees laying on the ground.
kls
1st rule of dog training "think positive"
2nd rule brag about your dog!
after a while you won't notice all these "little set backs"
D Dog
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it seems that light skinned ex-ws speak out more against watchtower than people of a darker skin color.
what is your ethnic origin?
French Canadian Piney (Mom, french Canadian -- Dad, NJ piney) OK, I'm not an EX JW, but I do speak out.
