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Actually, this is basically true. Although we must be striving to live all the commandments and keeping all our Covenants.
And we are expected to repent as often as we need, to be forgiven of those things in which we fall short.
Now hit us with your bombshell, which you have maneuvered us into...Later
False, perfection is not required, people are not perfect and that is why the lord has given us the atonement. It is through grace only, that people can be saved,noone save Christ has been perfect and therefore only through grace can anybody be saved.
It is True that it is believed that people must be baptized to enter the highest degree of glory but it is not pertinent that such an ordinance be performed in this life. It is believed all of mankind will be given oppurtunity eventually.
False.
Everyone is saved, no matter what they do. That is the great gift of the Atonement of Christ. All will eventually resurrect and receive a degree of glory, either telestial or terrestrial. (Well, except for the sons of perdition, but that number is pretty small, so we won't count them)
To be exalted and receive eternal life in the Celestial Kingdom, you must be baptized by someone with priesthood authority and live all the laws and ordinances of the restored gospel. And even if you did all of this to the best of your human ability, you still couldn't do it alone. It is only through the grace of Christ that this can even be possible.
do mormons believe in being "saved"?
by Does it matter? on October 7th, 2010
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MORMONS True or False: People are essentially noble beings who can exercise their free agency to decide if they want to join the LdS Church.
by Mister IT is trying to Liahona outta here on December 10th, 2009
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LdS: what does "We declare the means by which mortal life is created to be divinely appointed"* mean EXACTLY?
by k on January 25th, 2011
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Do Mormons have to watch reruns of Battlestar Galactica?
by Mister_Bromide on May 13th, 2010
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Mormons: are marriages that are not sealed in the temple valid or ordained in the eyes of God? Or in the eyes of the LdS church?
by k on January 25th, 2011
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You're reading MORMONS True or False: 'To be saved you must be baptized by someone with priesthood authority and live all the laws & ordinances of the restored gospel' & please start your answer with a very clear and distinct "True" or "False" before you explain it.
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nice evasion whew. It clearly states in the question.
--please start your answer with a very clear and distinct "True" or "False" before you explain it.--
by Joseph Smith was a fraud and Eisegete on December 10th, 2009
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>Actually, this is basically true<
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So is it also "basically false"?
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>Now hit us with your bombshell, which you have maneuvered us into<
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I wasn't aware that I had any bombshells - now or ever. All I've ever tried to do on AB is present evidence and challenge Mormon claims that seem at odds with that evidence via the best scholarship that I'm capable of at any given time.
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However, I'm not sure if you've really answered this question.
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Never-the-less, here are +6 courtesy points.
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However, I would appreciate it if you would fix your answer so that your stance is more concrete.
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And, knock me over with a feather - not a bit of dogma spewing or testimony bearing in your answer! Just straight reporting of facts - now THAT's odd . . .
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Are you feeling well Whew? If you keep this up we're going to have to shelf your "Dogma Spew Whew" nickname permanently!
(and we can't have that!)
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;-)
by Mister IT is trying to Liahona outta here on December 10th, 2009
TRUE! As you have asked this is what we all strive to do, daily..Later
by whew4 on December 11th, 2009