Cogg - do you object to Jason going to church because he enjoys it - not necessarily because he believes it?
I made no statement that I objected to Jason going to Church. Where did I imply that? My point is philosophical; I don't think you can separate our plural marriage from the rest of the Gospel. But this is pedestrian, and holds for any fundamental Gospel concept. You couldn't have taken the animal sacrifice out of the Mosaic Gospel and just eaten the shew bread. You accept all of what the Lord reveals, at a given time or place, or you treat it as a cafeteria. The cafeteria is partly your Gospel, and partly the Lord's.
That's how the Great Apostasy began and was maintained until the entire system had been lost. I'm not saying Jason is following such a course, but that is the manner in which it occurred; substituting other concepts for aspects of early Christianity certain people found to have been "a mistake". Certainly, many felt that Peter, James, John, or Paul were acting as prophets when they said such and such, but not when they said this, that, or the other. Macaroni and cheese here, and a little salad on the side there.
And the Church simply fell to pieces when this reached critical mass.