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Posted by: GNPE ( )
Date: November 09, 2017 04:54PM

Oaks quoting Monson:

President Thomas S. Monson summarized these teachings: “We must be vigilant in a world which has moved so far from that which is spiritual. It is essential that we reject anything that does not conform to our standards, refusing in the process to surrender that which we desire most: eternal life in the kingdom of God.”


October Conference, folks.

https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/media/session_1_talk_6/5594186028001?lang=eng



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/09/2017 05:41PM by GNPE.

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Posted by: billyandjane ( )
Date: November 14, 2017 10:46PM


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Posted by: Tom Padley ( )
Date: November 14, 2017 11:15PM

GNPE Wrote:
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> Oaks quoting Monson:
>
> President Thomas S. Monson summarized these
> teachings: “We must be vigilant in a world which
> has moved so far from that which is spiritual. It
> is essential that we reject anything that does not
> conform to our standards, refusing in the process
> to surrender that which we desire most: eternal
> life in the kingdom of God.”
>
>
> October Conference, folks.
>
> https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/med
> ia/session_1_talk_6/5594186028001?lang=eng


Has the world moved far from that which is spiritual? Or has TSCC's leadership moved so far from that which is spiritual by focusing on gaining material wealth? And who's standards are the members not conforming to? God's standards? The Big 15's imposed standards? Humanity's standards? And does everyone in the world or even in TSCC desire eternal life in the kingdom of God as outlined by JS?

At the very most I am willing to adhere to the teachings of Jesus as told in the New Testament. Also Buddha and other wise spiritual leaders.

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Posted by: GNPE ( )
Date: November 15, 2017 04:43PM

Don't forget: Ghandi, N. D. Tyson, Millard Fuller, Buckminster Fuller, Confuses, Nelson Madella, Rosa Parks, and OF COURSE the venerable-vegetable, Gordon B.S. Hinckley!

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Posted by: readwrite ( )
Date: November 16, 2017 04:53AM

"in a world which has moved so far from that which is spiritual. It is essential that we reject anything that does not conform to our standards, refusing in the process to surrender that which we desire most: eternal life in the kingdom of God.”

What do Mormons reject (besides common sense)? Warmth. Sincerity. Inclusion. Diversity. Christianity. Patience. Charity. Happiness. Individuality. Free AGENCY

Oh yea! Mormons are 'more spiritual' (because they're lds?), not like everyone else, toying around, buying gadgets, watching movies and laughing and playing.

Conform to OUR(?) Standards (or LACK THEREOF!): Mormon CHURCH ONLY (including 'Joseph's Myth') thoughts 24 hours a day, perpetual TITHING, IN ADVANCE. [You PAY the church first, BEFORE YOU GET IT, and it pays you back AFTER it spends (and spins) it, in the form of cleanable, by you, the overzealous, unsuspecting, possibly foolish, and weary members, mostly empty chapels, invisible, eventual and eternal blessings, and an ever increasing demand list by 'the church'.

"... refusing in the process to surrender that which we desire most: eternal life in the kingdom of God.

Desire most? FEAR (so) [that Mormonism would have done it's job: fearmongering]. Surrender? This is the kingdom of God and THIS IS eternal lice. It's not like if you skip mormon church and go fishing, God won't be with you. He's everywhere (even in the worms, and the sky. Dummies

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