I was an active member of the Anglican Church. We were married in the Anglican Church, my first child was a baby when the LDS Missionaries came to my door. My six children were raised LDS... three have served missions, four have married in the Temple, myself and my children have served the LDS Church as teachers, and my sons as Bishop and High Council. As Halley commented, this is posted earlier in this thread.

.How can you tell a revelation apart from a non-supernatural insight, or a delusion?
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The veil which cloaks our remembrances allows recognition of the truths we knew, and also understanding of Eternal Laws... IF we are receptive, these precious truths will be revealed to us from Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.
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The veil which cloaks our remembrances allows recognition of the truths we knew, and also understanding of Eternal Laws... IF we are receptive, these precious truths will be revealed to us from Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.
Despite the hype and misreporting, nothing has changed in Latter-day Saint doctrine regarding same sex attraction, nor will it. The recent announcement was to assure the family of a person who may be struggling with this trial, and the individual themselves, that help is available and providing they do not act on such thoughts they are still welcome within the Church. This has always been the official LDS position.
That the responsibility of the Priesthood was withheld from worthy males of black African descent for a short period of time, was for a purpose known only to the Lord. It was His decision and His alone and not for mere mortals to question... nor is it their business how the Lord directs His Church.
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The veil which cloaks our remembrances allows recognition of the truths we knew, and also understanding of Eternal Laws... IF we are receptive, these precious truths will be revealed to us from Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.
How can you tell a revelation apart from a non-supernatural insight, or a delusion?
Some years ago, someone might have said:Despite the hype and misreporting, nothing has changed in Latter-day Saint doctrine regarding same sex attraction, nor will it. The recent announcement was to assure the family of a person who may be struggling with this trial, and the individual themselves, that help is available and providing they do not act on such thoughts they are still welcome within the Church. This has always been the official LDS position.
That the responsibility of the Priesthood was withheld from worthy males of black African descent for a short period of time, was for a purpose known only to the Lord. It was His decision and His alone and not for mere mortals to question... nor is it their business how the Lord directs His Church.
That the responsibility of the Priesthood was withheld from worthy males of black African descent for a short period of time, was for a purpose known only to the Lord. It was His decision and His alone and not for mere mortals to question... nor is it their business how the Lord directs His Church.
It was His decision and His alone and not for mere mortals to question... nor is it their business how the Lord directs His Church.
never say never. Religions rise and fall, and those that last tend to shift with(although very slowly, kicking and screaming) with the times.Despite the hype and misreporting, nothing has changed in Latter-day Saint doctrine regarding same sex attraction, nor will it.
I would not call 100+ years a short period of time. Especially considering the Mormon church isn't even 200 years old.That the responsibility of the Priesthood was withheld from worthy males of black African descent for a short period of time, was for a purpose known only to the Lord.
you claimed in this thread to have presented arguments explaining my question. Now you say there is no answer. Do you not see how weak that is?It was His decision and His alone and not for mere mortals to question... nor is it their business how the Lord directs His Church.
Shalamar :
Gender is an eternal characteristic. There is no negotiation on the gender of our Spirit. We will always be the same gender, which will always be the gender of our Spirit and our Intelligence also. These eternal truths do not change.
Homosexual activity is against Eternal Law and the reasons for our mortal existence.
Being celibate does not mean being alone. Many who choose celibacy live happy worthwhile admirable lives, and will progress in the eternities according to their choices... as will we all.
If this is true, why then does homosexuality exist in the animal kingdom? Would god make the animals gay if it went against the eternal law?Shalamar :
Homosexual activity is against Eternal Law and the reasons for our mortal existence.
Those who wish to abide by Eternal Law have a right to do so without harassment from those who do not.
Those who wish to abide by Eternal Law have a right to do so without harassment from those who do not.
