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Are Ex-mormons Sinners?
Are Ex-Mormons Sinners?
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Comments: When you become an Ex-Mormon the members of the church label you as this great sinner, but who isn't a sinner, isn't it he who is without sin casts the first stone? if God loves all his children then he loves the Ex-Mormon too! We should remember this and be even more kind and loving to everyone and not just those that love the same way we do.
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We're all sinners and that's why I remember the words of Elder Uchtdorf who said in Conference "Don't judge me because I sin differently than you". Members of the Church can be judgmental at times but we're all here to learn and try to become better people.
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The Church won a court banning order against an ex-member. It seems to me that this is probably not going to be the end of the road.
QUOTE CHURCH has taken out a restraining order against a former member following a bitter dispute involving claims he threatened fellow worshippers.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has won an interim interdict at the Court of Session in Edinburgh against James Lynn-Wilson, 41, of Denny, Stirlingshire, amid the claims of threatening behaviour in a row that has smouldered in a small corner of the Scots Mormon community for years.
Mr Lynn-Wilson has been banned from engaging in offensive behaviour against church members on church premises or elsewhere in the action, which he said he intends to challenge.
In a court notice, the church and second and third pursuers Colette Catherine Bain Freed and Allan Freed, who declined to comment, are named in the citation of the interim interdict, which gives Mr Lynn-Wilson three weeks to respond.
The Utah-headquartered church that has its European base in England declined to give details of the nature of the offensive behaviour. Source 7
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has won an interim interdict at the Court of Session in Edinburgh against James Lynn-Wilson, 41, of Denny, Stirlingshire, amid the claims of threatening behaviour in a row that has smouldered in a small corner of the Scots Mormon community for years.
Mr Lynn-Wilson has been banned from engaging in offensive behaviour against church members on church premises or elsewhere in the action, which he said he intends to challenge.
In a court notice, the church and second and third pursuers Colette Catherine Bain Freed and Allan Freed, who declined to comment, are named in the citation of the interim interdict, which gives Mr Lynn-Wilson three weeks to respond.
The Utah-headquartered church that has its European base in England declined to give details of the nature of the offensive behaviour. Source 7
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