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I never said it was in accordance. I said that Moroni 7 is how you can discern the question you asked. You said if it was in accordance with Moroni 7 then the child would die. I am asking how Moroni 7 could ever suggest that this is ok. it was not "criminal" for at least 20 years after th...

[ Yes, but it was not the "law of the land" per se, which was the inference made by the poster. Additionally, polygamy is still legal in many countries today, thus one is able to not be a "criminal" in the global sense. Point being, no "fishy" That being said, i am not...

it was not "criminal" for at least 20 years after the revelation. the presence of any lying and manipulation is argumentative and not relevant to the OP or the point. It was against Illinois law. See two posts up. Yes, but it was not the "law of the land" per se, which was the i...

No, if it was voice in my head, then likely i would not have another voice which could override such a command. However, if God commanded it, then the voice in my head would have decide the course of action......and if it was in accordance with Moroni 7, then likely the child would die. And how is ...

it seems that since "morality" comes from God, it would be an error to claim that His commands are criminal. They were criminal by the definition. Polygamy was against the law....making it a CRIME. God said in the D&C that follwing him would never require the breaking of the law of th...

it seems that since "morality" comes from God, it would be an error to claim that His commands are criminal. To claim that He would have you commit a despicable crime would be putting your self, or rather natural man's law, before God's Law. If this were the case, then surely you would be...

it seems that since "morality" comes from God, it would be an error to claim that His commands are criminal. To claim that He would have you commit a despicable crime would be putting your self, or rather natural man's law, before God's Law. How many claim God told them to do it after the...

...in Great Britain....... Some points to note: 1. You will notice that the Church in Great Britain spent £11 million more in 2009 than it received in income. In other words an £11 million loss (including the £6.5m transfer of Irish assets) 2. No tithing was spent on helping the poor and the needy ...

..... If I was Joseph, I would hope I would have had the courage to stand up to his angel with a sword and say, slay me if you must but I will not commit such despicable crimes. What would you do? it seems that since "morality" comes from God, it would be an error to claim that His comman...