Lance, the issue is not a fear that anyone will "abandon the faith",
although that is possible, it is that heretical tenets will be introduced
that work to convince those to whom the faith was and is delivered that the
occultic and heretical mormon system is a form of Christianity. Some on this
forum already accept that.
My response to the mormons on this forum has been bold and decisive at
every turn. I have worked to clarify every redefined term, and point out
every systematic flaw of which I am aware. Kevin, while his style may be
harsh to some and cause their demons to twist, has taken even a stronger
stance, and while I have not heard much from Dean in the 2.75 years I have
been on TT, I suspect from his recent posts that he does the same when
necessary (in fact, I hope he recovers from his weariness from the fight and
picks up his sword against the mormon lie once again! When Dean recently
began posting, I saw a bit of awe and fear in DaveH's responses to Dean that
revealed to me the effectiveness of Dean in that mormon's life. Dave has had
it too easy for a while!). While some of us on this forum can discern these
mormon heresies, if there is even a single individual on this forum that
does not, then they will gain from exposure of the truth about the mormons.
In fact, I am surprised that every Christian on this group does not rail
against the heresies that are routinely promoted by the mormons on this
forum. Instead I see complacency and acceptance of such heresy, even
acceptance of pagans as brothers in Christ.
Perry
From: "Lance Muir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: TruthTalk@mail.innglory.org
To: <TruthTalk@mail.innglory.org>
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Restoration versus condemnation-David Miller
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 07:38:50 -0400
Dean:
I've had no sense whatsoever of any on TT EVER having been moved to abandon
'the faith once delivered to the saints' as a direct result of the 'Mormon
presence' herein.
Dave, after all, espouses the faith once delivered to the 'Latter Day'
saints. IMO, none has failed to note the differences.
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