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lindo templo!!!
guardo hermosos
momentos de mi
mision en Bs. As. Sur
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mi templo favorito
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One day the mormons will become Christians.
Already there.
Sociologist Cesar Ceriani, who recently published a book on Mormon missionary work in Argentina, says Latin Americans see the Latter-day Saints as pure, reliable and economically powerful in a region often plagued by instability and corruption.
“One day the mormons will become Christians. ”
you are about 179 years behind the times!
Hard to even imagine them as Christians. I hope they one day overcome their blindness and become true Christian.
Everything about our Church and our doctrine focuses on Jesus Christ. He is our Savior and our Lord!
um brother we are christians maybe you should study the bible and early christians to see what i mean.
You call yourself Christian, but you are not. Open your eyes, open your heart.
Amazing how you claim to know each or our minds and hearts to know whether we are Christian.
As much as you’d like to be, only God is omniscient. We are Christians.
Yes, and I am sure that this sociologist also knows that the way that you are perceived by others not necessarily reflects who you are.