A good Mormon book suggestion

[_MetalSlasher]

It's written by Alonzo Gaskill called "Odds are you're going to be exalted." It explains how everyone who has ever lived has a chance at exaltation, including those who have left the church.

[_MetalSlasher]

http://www.amazon.com/Odds-Are-Youre-Go ... be+exalted

[_The CCC]

Good books about Mormonism, or good books by Mormon's?

[_MetalSlasher]

Good books about Mormonism, or good books by Mormon's?

I would say both. It's written by a Mormon and it's really a good read about Mormonism and how the Plan of Salvation will work for most of God's children.

[_The CCC]

Good books about Mormonism, or good books by Mormon's?

I would say both. It's written by a Mormon and it's really a good read about Mormonism and how the Plan of Salvation will work for most of God's children.

My wife is a fan of the didactic type. Me; not so much. The last two of the Wheel of Time series, and books written by Brian Sanderson are more to my liking.

[_I have a question]

It's written by Alonzo Gaskill called "Odds are you're going to be exalted." It explains how everyone who has ever lived has a chance at exaltation, including those who have left the church.

More Mormon arrogance and superiority.

[_MetalSlasher]

It's written by Alonzo Gaskill called "Odds are you're going to be exalted." It explains how everyone who has ever lived has a chance at exaltation, including those who have left the church.

More Mormon arrogance and superiority.

How is it superiority when the book is about how everyone thanks to God will have a chance at exaltation? Obviously you never read the book to know what it talks about.

[_Maksutov]

It's written by Alonzo Gaskill called "Odds are you're going to be exalted." It explains how everyone who has ever lived has a chance at exaltation, including those who have left the church.

If memory serves, a prophet on national television said "I don't know that we teach that."

[_MetalSlasher]

It's written by Alonzo Gaskill called "Odds are you're going to be exalted." It explains how everyone who has ever lived has a chance at exaltation, including those who have left the church.

If memory serves, a prophet on national television said "I don't know that we teach that."

True, but I think Gordon B Hinckley was just trying to save PR, since this book explains how so many scriptures and past prophets and apostles have taught so compared to one comment on television.

[_Maksutov]

If memory serves, a prophet on national television said "I don't know that we teach that."

True, but I think Gordon B Hinckley was just trying to save PR, since this book explains how so many scriptures and past prophets and apostles have taught so compared to one comment on television.

How about a prophet since Hinckley? Otherwise, he's had the final word and all of that thought and literature will be dismissed as "a couplet". Or he was saying one thing to the public and another to the faithful, in which case he was a Liar for the Lord.