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Name: Downie Country: Comments:I experienced - Page 5 - Mormon Doctrine Studies - Posted: 19th Jul, 2011 - 11:21pm

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Mormon Doctrines Answers you hear all the time that start to sound robotic. This Thread is the start of a huge commentary by YOU and me. Get ready for the match *ding* *ding*
2nd Jan, 2009 - 2:41am / Post ID: #

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international QUOTE (MarchMan @ 31-Dec 09, 11:49 PM)
I think there is a long way to go before the church is ready to receive deeper doctrine.

Well we have received a lot of "deep" doctrine, the problem is that the church wants to remain pretty much with the same philosophy of other christian churches and keep the membership because lets face it, the "deeper" doctrines will scare people away you know what am I saying? That's the reason nothing to do with being ready.



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Post Date: 3rd Jan, 2009 - 8:06am / Post ID: #

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But if this is the case, that the church decides to neglect teaching the deep doctrine because they want to attract masses, then wouldn't the church be neglecting the very people that it should be most interested in obtaining?

For example, a football team that has easy and short practices might attract a greater number of players then a team that puts heart and soul into their practices, but we all know that the second team will be much better.

Does the Lord really want to sacrifice quality for quantity?

Post Date: 4th Jan, 2010 - 6:31pm / Post ID: #

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You know; not to get off subject or anything; but the reason I chose Brigham Young as my Advatar is because He was the prophet of our time. He did not what the people thought was right, but what was right in God's eyes. No other prophet went against the masses as did he.

Joseph Smith, if given the time, would had done no different, would have said no different, than what Brigham Young did and said, while in the Spirit. Although the prophets toned it down a lot after Brigham Young left doesn't mean they are still not prophets. Prophets have many purposes, and all are not the same.

The reason two thirds of the Church will fall away is because of this very discussion. The Church refuses to feed the ones who need it most and let those who can't or won't accept the Gospel go. If everyone understood the Gospel like the early Saints did there would not be such a huge falling away, but for whatever reasons the Church has decided to take this course we all know they are not all pure. If they were then we would not be given the Spirit to ask why, because we would know and understand.It would be made clear to us by those in authority.

Remember the Church is true, but sometimes it's members are not. What that means is God is still with the Church but not all the members are with God. Pray that you will hear the Voice when it calls and that you will have faith enough to follow.

4th Jan, 2010 - 8:44pm / Post ID: #

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The church will tell you its harder to follow a living prophet than a dead one.



Post Date: 4th Jan, 2010 - 8:57pm / Post ID: #

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international QUOTE (Nephi @ 4-Jan 10, 8:44 PM)
The church will tell you its harder to follow a living prophet than a dead one.

I would think that it would only be harder if the living prophet expected more and taught things that required a greater change in your life.

The level of difficulty in following a particular teaching has little to do with whether the instructor is dead or alive, but more to do with what is being taught.

My personal opinion is that our current prophets teach little more than just to "be a good person" and that is taught by most religious leaders in this day and age. Occasionally we are taught a little here and there about priesthood, and authority, but most of the teachings are not much more than basic protestant tenants.

Hey, it helps us be better understood by the world but the question is, is it bringing us as close to the Lord as he wants us to be?

4th Jan, 2010 - 9:12pm / Post ID: #

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This Thread seems to be going towards a direction that it is not meant to. This Thread is about the Members' reaction towards Doctrine they may be unfamiliar with and not which Prophet taught more 'acceptable' Doctrines. Threads for that are in the following:

* The Prophet said so, is that enough? (Mature) Source 1
* The Prophet Said So & The Search For Truth (Mature) Source 3



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6th Jan, 2010 - 1:50pm / Post ID: #

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You know, we're discussing what the typical member answers when a controversial doctrine is mentioned but let's be honest, it comes from somewhere whether is subtle or not and is the Church who encourage the "basic" thinking and not getting involved too much with the mysteries. For me and I am sorry to say this, it goes against everything Heavenly Father has told us in the scriptures.



Post Date: 19th Jul, 2011 - 11:21pm / Post ID: #

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Comments:I experienced the subject of this page a lot recently. I had some questions and because the class and the teacher, who professes to be a 'scholar', couldn't answer it they passed it off as being not important for salvation thus my question was not important. Since when do we decide what is important for other members salvation or not?

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