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Tag Archives: James Faulconer
Do Mormons and Christians Share the Same Gospel? (part 2)
On Monday (18 June 2012) Mormon Coffee addressed the claim made by BYU Professor James Faulconer: “Mormons differ from other Christians in significant ways, but there is little difference between us in our understanding of the gospel.” How individual Mormons … Continue reading
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Tagged David B. Haight, Gospel, James E. Faust, James Faulconer, L. Tom Perry, Michael Horton
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Do Mormons and Christians Share the Same Gospel?
LDS Professor James Faulconer recently posed and answered the question, “How Do Mormons Understand the Gospel?” After exploring a few ideas, he concluded, “Mormons differ from other Christians in significant ways, but there is little difference between us in our … Continue reading
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Tagged Articles of Faith, Bruce McConkie, fulness of the gospel, Gospel, Howard W. Hunter, James Faulconer
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