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by Rannic on August 23rd, 2006
Joseph Smith had a vision and revelation (3-5 times.I am 100% convinced he spoke truth and that is what happened.How about you, you doubt?
by Shunyata on April 29th, 2012
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Many a prophets I read spoke truth. Why do so many fight that of which Joseph Smith gave testimony ?
by Shunyata on April 29th, 2012
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Does reading The Book of Mormon make you feel uncomfortable?
by Mister_Bromyde on April 24th, 2012
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Is the flaming salamander real?
by Mister_Bromyde on April 19th, 2012
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Do Christian cults scare you more than major factions of Christianity?
by Mister_Bromyde on April 28th, 2012
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One of their parents is a mormon, she is unsure of the answer.
by Anonymous on August 23rd, 2006
The only possible problem that I see with this is the cost involved for the electricity (lights, AC, etc.) W/ members such things are subsidized by their tithing. W/ nonmembers, it's not.
by Glenn Blaylock on August 23rd, 2006
Yes; unlike other beliefs, the Church receives no govt aid whatsoever.
All funding is entirely member-reliant.
But my experience is, it never bothered us - marrying two non-members; we were only too willing to help out.
But I would think that if we started to get 'heavy runs' on such things, finance would have to be considered, because we do things for free.
The whole Church is voluntary.
by denidowi on June 8th, 2008
this is not that uncommon of an occurrence, if a man and a woman are living together unmarried and they wish to be baptized they must either separate or get married before they can be baptized.
by Does it matter? on December 26th, 2009