Mittens wrote: Jesus was in the Jewish Temple, no Christian temples existed in the time of Jesus or the early Church
So the traditional Christ was Jewish?
Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
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So the traditional Christ was Jewish?
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Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
I have a question wrote:Mittens wrote: Jesus was in the Jewish Temple, no Christian temples existed in the time of Jesus or the early Church
So the traditional Christ was Jewish?
Jesus thought he was Jewish but Amore has a second or third century imaginary Jesus who is not so sure what he is doing.
Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
huckelberry wrote:I have a question wrote:So the traditional Christ was Jewish?
Jesus thought he was Jewish but Amore has a second or third century imaginary Jesus who is not so sure what he is doing.
Jesi are multiplying. It's all God's plan.
"God" is the original deus ex machina. --Maksutov
Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
I have a question wrote:Mittens wrote: Jesus was in the Jewish Temple, no Christian temples existed in the time of Jesus or the early Church
So the traditional Christ was Jewish?
Paul hadn't invented Christianity yet, so....yeah.
"God" is the original deus ex machina. --Maksutov
Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
Paul hadn't invented Christianity yet, so....yeah.[/quote]
Paul never taught we needed a temple, he said the opposite
Paul never taught we needed a temple, he said the opposite
Justice = Getting what you deserve
Mercy = Not getting what you deserve
Grace = Getting what you can never deserve
Mercy = Not getting what you deserve
Grace = Getting what you can never deserve
Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
Mittens wrote:Paul hadn't invented Christianity yet, so....yeah.
Paul never taught we needed a temple, he said the opposite
[/quote]But he did invent Christianity, didn't he?
"God" is the original deus ex machina. --Maksutov
Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
Maksutov wrote:Mittens wrote:Paul hadn't invented Christianity yet, so....yeah.
Paul never taught we needed a temple, he said the opposite
But he did invent Christianity, didn't he?
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Justice = Getting what you deserve
Mercy = Not getting what you deserve
Grace = Getting what you can never deserve
Mercy = Not getting what you deserve
Grace = Getting what you can never deserve
Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
One huge difference is that Mormons teach that God only has a limited and conditional love. Pay up and obey the LDS leaders and God will find you worthy of his love as part of a contractual obligation.
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Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
Justice = Getting what you deserve
Mercy = Not getting what you deserve
Grace = Getting what you can never deserve
Mercy = Not getting what you deserve
Grace = Getting what you can never deserve
Re: Mormon Christ different than Traditional Christ
Christianity is so missing the mark about Christ - not just Mormonism.
Human sacrifice is evil.
Scapegoating - shifting the blame to make another pay is a definition of evil.
The Catholic Church/theocracy bent, twisted and warped “canon” to suit their own goals.
Human sacrifice is evil.
Scapegoating - shifting the blame to make another pay is a definition of evil.
The Catholic Church/theocracy bent, twisted and warped “canon” to suit their own goals.