Comments on: Mormons and their peculiar Temple Worship

By: Exodus314IAM

Exodus314IAM — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:26:14 +0000

Are you following God? or what someone said God said? Is that source a reliable source, have you checked it and compared it to what is good and true? I hope you do, maybe through in some of your own logic as well. God gave us all the ability to question and check all things; I think you really need to do so please.

Not for me or your church, but for yourself and God. Unless you think God does not deserve you seeking the truth.

God Bless

By: Exodus314IAM

Exodus314IAM — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:21:28 +0000

The last apostle was murdered? was that John? When did he die and how? In D&C section 7 Joseph Smith said that the Apostle John is still alive somewhere on the earth.
The Apostle Paul wrote: “Unto Him (God) be glory in the Church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end Amen” (Ephesians 3:21). Could that be true if there was a universal apostasy of the church for several centuries?

By: PolishAbinadi

PolishAbinadi — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 08:03:50 +0000

(2) …I guess the real question is: Is the organization I am talking about really led by God himself or is it one of thousands of imitations? If you are a Christian – I think you will agree that the Church we read about in the NT was led by God. But what happened to that Church? History of Christianity shows that it was gone after the last apostle was murdered.

All I can do is testify that I know that the same Church of Jesus Christ was restored in our days.

By: PolishAbinadi

PolishAbinadi — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 07:56:34 +0000

(1) I agree with you completely when it comes to almost all organizations. I am Polish and I am proud of my people who 20 years or so ago dared to rebel against the Communistic oppression. Now the whole Europe enjoys freedom and prosperity.

In God’s Kingdom the King is perfect so there is no reason to question His decisions. But even then God has never required blind obedience. For me it works well – He has given me an unquestionable witness that He is in charge and I do my best to follow Him.

By: RapeingSquid

RapeingSquid — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:10:55 +0000

exactly right the last religious orginization that thought that way was put out by the French King and the Pope, on Friday the 13th. Orginized religion keeps a hold on its followers by telling them that are two types of people, the religious who do not question the thoughts of God and others who are atheist and are going to hell. This is not true though, God does want us to think that is why He gave us a mind and atheist if they are good people will go to heaven before Christians who are bad

By: jacecrawford

jacecrawford — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 19:46:18 +0000

I love your videos keep them coming! I cannot wait to enter into the Temple of the Lord someday!

By: svarteper2

svarteper2 — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 15:05:30 +0000

Unquestioning obedience? Jawohl mein herr. God gave us a mind. Why not exercise it rather than delegate it to some authoritiy? Dare to be different. Think for yourself. LDS procedures have been changed before and they will chanage again. Why? Because of necessity, that’s why. Look at the temple rites today compared to the grotesque circus of a few years
ago. And the change of the racial doctrine. More changes are coming. Thinking men and women will make these changes, not silent robots.

By: PolishAbinadi

PolishAbinadi — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:33:40 +0000

svarteper2 – “You need to speak up. Don’t be afraid.”

*You must understand – we believe in revelation and we believe that God knows what is good for us better than we think what is good. Democracy, voting, etc. are great things – they are inspired by the Almighty, but when it comes to our salvation we chose to follow our King – the Lord Jesus Christ. We won’t tell Him how His Kingdom should be run but we try to receive His instruction with humility.

By: svarteper2

svarteper2 — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 02:01:25 +0000

There is nothing strange about temple rituals; they are there to make people feel they are special and it strengthens the organization. There is nothing sinister going on the ceremony any longer, not siince the church hierarchy put a stop to the grotesque oat of throad-slicing hand sign. But consider this: A non-Mormon father cannot escort her Mormon daughter down the aisle or attend the marriage ceremony. Such cruel nonsense is t otally unnecssary. You need to speak up. Don’t be afraid.

By: nochance9801

nochance9801 — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 23:48:27 +0000

AMEN! There’s too much anti-lds postings online and we haven’t been given the opportunity to defend ourselves. Satan is clever in his ways and has many vices to ensnare the minds of men. It’s far overdue that we educate the internet based people about what is true about the church and what is not! Keep on fighting!