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Category Archives: God the Father
From the Mailbag (Isaiah and Idols)
Hello Sharon, Now, Isaiah 43:10-11. It looks so simple and clear when you read it, but can it have MORE than one LOGICAL interpretation? If you ask me, I will tell you that YES!…in the Bible gods sometimes mean … Continue reading
Posted in God the Father, Nature of God
Tagged Idolatry, Idols, Isaiah 43:10, One True God
112 Comments
The Adam God Challenge
Once upon a time I was a member of the Mormon Church. I was converted at age 14 and ardently followed the teachings and lifestyle of Mormonism. I went to Church every Sunday, read the Book of Mormon, and had … Continue reading
Posted in Brigham Young, Early Mormonism, God the Father
Tagged Adam-God, Brigham Young, Eliza Snow, Mark Petersen
66 Comments
Mormonism and the heresy of the Anthropomorphites
Back in 2007 Mormon Apostle Jeffrey Holland gave a talk at General Conference titled, “The Only True God and Jesus Christ Whom He Hath Sent.” In this address, Mr. Holland denounced the Christian doctrine of the Trinity in what some … Continue reading
Posted in General Conference, God the Father, Nature of God
Tagged False doctrine, Jeffrey Holland, John Cassian, Nature of God, Trinity
75 Comments
In Mormonism God is a Saved Soul
In the 1974 October General Conference of the Mormon Church Marion G. Romney (Second Counselor in the First Presidency) said, “I am going to talk about some of the very fundamentals of the gospel of Jesus Christ of great importance… … Continue reading
Posted in General Conference, God the Father, Nature of God, Nature of Man
Tagged God Never Sinned, Marion G. Romney, Nature of God
85 Comments
From the Mailbag (Heavenly Grandfathers)
Dear Sharon, Some critics say that Mormons believe that when they become gods they will have glory equal with Father. But that is simply a lie. I know that our Father will be always our GOD and we will worship … Continue reading
Posted in God the Father, Nature of God, Nature of Man
Tagged Eternal progression, godhood, Heavenly Grandfather
90 Comments
Living by the Scriptures
For many years the LDS Church-owned newspaper Church News included a column called “Living by the Scriptures.” This weekly column was described by the newspaper in this way: “‘Living by the Scriptures’ is another in a series of Church News … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God the Father, Truth, Honesty, Prayer, and Inquiry
Tagged Discernment, Isaiah 43:10, One True God
116 Comments
A Mormon Apostle Explains the “Component Parts” of God
Foundational to the Mormon gospel is the existence of Heavenly Mother, the spouse and counterpart of Mormonism’s Heavenly Father. When Mormon Apostle Erastus Snow taught on this concept in 1878, he explained that God is a component being, consisting of … Continue reading
Posted in Early Mormonism, God the Father, Nature of God
Tagged Erastus Snow, God, Heavenly Mother, heavenly parents, Nature of God
56 Comments
“He probably sinned, was forgiven, and later glorified and exalted to His current state”
Mormon Connor C. (this guy, on this YouTube thread) replies to me: For those of you who can’t read the image, here is the text: “I already responded to that question Aaron. Yes I believe He [God] probably sinned, was … Continue reading
The Difficult Task of Mormon Honesty
On a discussion board devoted to Mormon apologetics a non-Mormon wrote about the progressive nature of the Mormon God. He quoted the ever-so-blunt Hunter and Widtsoe: “Yet, if we accept the great law of eternal progression, we must accept the … Continue reading