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Category Archives: Christianity
Two Views of the Fall
Mormonism and traditional Christianity view the acts of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden very differently. According to Mormonism: To the first man and woman on earth, the Lord said, “Be fruitful, and multiply” (Moses 2:28; see also … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Nature of Man
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Good Works in the Name of Christ
Over the last month Beliefnet.com has sponsored an online debate between LDS author Orson Scott Card and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Dr. R. Albert Mohler. As I was reading some of the debate today, one bit from Mr. Card’s … Continue reading
Posted in Afterlife, Christianity, Salvation, Worthiness
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Anti-LDS Bias
On Saturday, 17 May, LDS Church-owned Deseret News ran a story titled, “Anti-LDS bias running high” in which was reported the findings of a two-year study done by the San Francisco think tank Institute for Jewish and Community Research.The survey, … Continue reading
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Amazing Grace
Last Saturday’s Salt Lake Tribune (27 April) contained “A call to grace” written by Tribune journalist Peggy Fletcher Stack. It’s the story of Jonathan Hays, a newly ordained Christian minister serving in New Song Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Salt Lake … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Grace
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O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
based on a Medieval Latin poem ascribed to Bernard of Clairvaux O sacred Head, now wounded, with grief and shame weighed down,Now scornfully surrounded, with thorns Thine only crown;How pale Thou art with anguish, with sore abuse and scorn,How does that visage languish, which … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Jesus Christ
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Should Christians stay in manipulative interfaith relationships?
Suppose you are in a dialog with someone over the most important things in all of reality–eternal life and the heart and holiness and the heinousness of sin and the glory of God and the nature of deity and the … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Friendship, Interaction, and Evangelism
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Avoiding Pitfalls
I appeal to you, brothers, to watch out for those who cause divisions and create obstacles contrary to the doctrine that you have been taught; avoid them. For such persons do not serve our Lord Christ, but their own appetites, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity
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To Be Thought Acceptable
The Daily Toreador out of Lubbock, Texas today posted an article intriguingly titled “A lesson on LSD.” The author immediately comes clean: Oops, sorry for that misprint in the headline. Actually, I’m not sorry. I did it on purpose to … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Jesus Christ, Misconceptions, Mormon Culture
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Equally Unworthy
While we’re on the subject of Mormon temples (see Mormon Coffee’s last article), the February issue of Ensign magazine includes an article about the symbolism found in Mormon temples. Quoting LDS Apostle John A. Widtsoe, the article states: “In the … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Mormon Temple, Worthiness
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Are Christians More Concerned About Doctrine Than Obedience?
A friend once said, “I think LDS see us this way though – more concerned about right belief than right living.” First, let me make clear that in the common Mormon mind, the alternative to this is being more concerned … Continue reading
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