@jkdavis89 Who is the gospel about?
If the God that the gospel is pertaining to relates in very little ways to what is historically orthodox, that’s an issue.
God somehow progressing from originally being a man or having a wife, completely changes who God actually is.
@pbabinski91 If that was the case, Joseph Smith would have a perfect track record when it comes to translations and prophecies. He has failed in both regards.
@chacha_4300@Lets_Talk_HC No. God says in Gen1:28 to be fruitful and multiply. Thus Gen2:24 would be coming after the idea of reproduction was introduced.
@SolveableSea The Trinity is the only logical interpretation of what the text gives us.
The Bible debunks any ridiculous notion of a “heavenly mother” when it’s clearly shown that there is one God and no one like God.
@Lets_Talk_HC Mormons: tHe TriNiTy iSnt iN tHe BiBLe!
Also Mormons: it’s totally fine and makes complete sense to believe in heavenly mother even though there’s no mention of her in the Bible.
@JeffRostocil@BrysonGray I’ll give you one last chance to answer. You replied to my original comment about not being able to be found righteous by following the law.
You’ve proven my point, and glad you learned something today.
@JeffRostocil@BrysonGray You’ve proven yourself a judaizer. That’s all. And now you can’t even answer a simple question.
What justified Abraham? Was it his faith or was it circumcision?