On Tue, 09 Mar 2004 07:13:47 -0800 Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dave:
> That would then open the door to the Reformers claiming they were the
answer to Biblical prophecy. Yet I don't recall any Protestants making
such a claim. I'm curious as to why they don't adopt this scenario. By
not seeing it from this perspective, it seems to me they leave the field
exclusively open to folks (like the LDS) who do claim to fulfill Biblical
prophecy.
Vince:
False prophets and false teachers make false claims. The fact that
lds-ites makes false claims is no reason to compete with lds for primacy
in those false claims. That's like having a contest to see who could most
disasterously beat their own thumbs with a hammer.
Is asking a non-lds to defend a position which he never advocated
the best arrow that you have in your quiver?
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