I would rather say we are Orthodox Christians and that the other
Christian religions are gnostics. ;-)
There are two ways to look at it. Gnosis means hidden truth. We do hold
hidden truth. However, the reality is that the ancient Gnostics were very
apostate, and many of the beliefs of modern Chris
I would add a slight twist to this. I think that other religions DO have
saving truths (not ordinances), and they have the ability to bring people
to a higher level of salvation. Now, the LDS Church is the only one with
the fulness of salvation, or exaltation.
If a Muslim, Jew or Hindu brings a per
I've just finished reading the BAR article on the ossuary of James.
Here's the scoop:
The ossuary belongs to a private collector, who obtained it on the black
market about 15 years ago. He recently asked Andre Lemaire, a reknowned
philologist who specializes in Aramaic to look at it. The inscripti
I grant you your opinion on the CFR and those who belong to it, however I
won't let you get by with equating a belief in the gospel with your
belief in a secret combination. There is evidence for believing the
gospel, such as the Holy Ghost. There is no solid evidence on any level
for the CFR charg
rshel Shanks was a heckuva wheeler-dealer!)
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Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada -- Gateway to the Boreal Parkland
We do not think that there is an incompatibil
The symbolism of the veil is used several times in our gospel teachings,
and in some different ways. They all seem to have one thing in common:
The veil separates us from God. Usually that is good, or at least
necessary; in one case, it is not.
In the teachings of the gospel, I see at least fiv
told some whoppers when it suited their purposes...
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Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada -- Gateway to the Boreal Parkland
We do not think that there
When I was a kid, during the summer holidays we'd go to my paternal grandparents
in east central Saskatchewan, or on very rare occasions, to my maternal
grandmother's on Seal Island, a 3.5 hour ride by lobster boat (Cape Islander)
through the Gulf Stream/Bay of Fundy tidal bore [no seasick wanted o
Here's the latest speculation from a better-informed source than I
(Jane's Defence Weekly), on what gas was used to knock out the Chechen
terrorists, but which, alas, overdid it and caused extensive collateral
damage. I thought Putin looked strained and sincere when he asked the
Russian people, "pl
> restaurants in town, called Khazana's (Mark -- do you know where Audrey's Books
> is? On 108th? Go about a block north, and on the eastern side is the restaurant
Normally I would be able to see it just by turning my chair around because I'm on the
19th floor facing west. I'm only three bl
107th, 108th. Whatever. It's right across the street from Alberta College, at any rate
-- sounds like you know the one I'm talking about in any case.
Mark Gregson wrote:
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> > restaurants in town, called Khazana's (Mark -- do you know where Audrey's Books
> > is? On 108th? Go about a block north
-Marc-
> 107th, 108th. Whatever.
220, 221. Whatever it takes.
Mr. Mom
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