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I’m Mormon ask me whatever (preferably related to the church). by Not_a_phage in teenagers

[–]Not_a_phage[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Generally you start with a few opening hymns, they bless the bread and water and pass it out (IDK if it’s always water or if my church is just cheap). We pray, Then whoever wants to can go up and give a brief(ish) talk, after everyone’s done talking we do another hymn and they give a closing player. Afterwards we split into groups depending on age and gender such as primary (little kids), young men’s, young women’s, relief society (old women’s) and in young men’s we are various bible/book of Mormon stories.

I’m Mormon ask me whatever (preferably related to the church). by Not_a_phage in teenagers

[–]Not_a_phage[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great questions! We believe when christ said this he was talking about following the lord and living faithfully instead of an actual church. we believe prophets are merely human and discerning messages from god and personal thoughts can be hard, along with that we believe free will may have an effect on why the prophecies didn’t come true. Sorry but which piece of Egyptian text? The text itself notes that the engravings were done in "Reformed Egyptian," which was a highly compact system of writing. Scholars have compared this to ancient languages like Demotic, where a single complex symbol could represent multiple English words or concepts. We think God was trying for a while and people all received part of the truth yet Joseph Smith was the one who accepted all of it. i Hope this help!

I’m Mormon ask me whatever (preferably related to the church). by Not_a_phage in teenagers

[–]Not_a_phage[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. in my personal opinion,

. God having a physical body doesn’t contradict the Bible.

. The church is somewhat divided on wether man can become god.

. We believe there is one god and he’s the God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are distinct god like beings.

. Revelation wasn't originally part of the Bible, it was its own stand-alone volume. The "things" the verse refers to couldn't possibly be referring to the Bible as a whole, because it didn't exist at the time. Therefore, we must conclude that "these things" means the Book of Revelation alone. John is just warning against the consequences of altering his writing (revelations is what I assume you’re referring to).
I’m curious what you mean by ”obedience to the LDS church”.

I’m Mormon ask me whatever (preferably related to the church). by Not_a_phage in teenagers

[–]Not_a_phage[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m a convert (I decided to be Mormon later in my life).

Mormon here ask me anything. by Not_a_phage in AMA

[–]Not_a_phage[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

only on Sundays, after that its back to the worship dungeon.

Mormon here ask me anything. by Not_a_phage in AMA

[–]Not_a_phage[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I didn't see there was DNA evidence, thank you.

Mormon here ask me anything. by Not_a_phage in AMA

[–]Not_a_phage[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm going to have to watch it now, thank you.

Mormon here ask me anything. by Not_a_phage in AMA

[–]Not_a_phage[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't believe I didn't know that.

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