lyolee

That Bruce R. McConkie has spoken it at General Conference durring the life of Bruce R. McConkie is super duper specific enough. I read The Bible and The Book of Mormon, both. Look it up if you have the capacity to.The Old Testament = 39 books The New Testament = 27 books The Book of Mormon = 15 books Bruce R. McConkie was born: and died:. Volumes and Volumes on Bruce R. McConkie. Mormon was born: and died:. And in how many pages. And is available for all men equaly. Now, ask me a question. lyolee lds

Vort,yes.... General Conference. lyolee lds

Is this a 'perfect' list? of, in other words, a list to 'perfect', or.... to BE 'perfect' by doing the list 'perfectly', or... believing on the name of Jesus Christ perfectly (NT + 3 NE), or... a 'perfect' church attendance requirment, or... 'perfect' tithe since baptismal date, etc. ~~~~lyolee lds

Vort,what do you mean by 'perfect' ? what do you mean when YOU use the term 'perfect'. lyolee lds.

Sunday21,I asked my bishop once the very same exact thing a long time ago. He didnt think so, but I tended to disagree a little bit, in that, in the garden of eden, eve was in deed reasoned with by the great liar: _____ , and partook of the forbidden fruit, although God had told both adam and eve, that in the event that they did eat of that tree they should surely die. And did. Bruce R. McConkie does imply that the fall was a fall from grace involving the word of wisdom, and not one of adultry. FYI. But certainly in the old testament, eve was mentally wrestled with. Check it out. The Book of Mormon is pretty good about this topic also I think. lyolee.

prisonchaplain,I have run accross rather shoddy efforts to eplain "faith" in general, let alone one that is fairly new to those religions of a european back-ground and historical history. I might think that the european based baptist or catholic would find the LDS a truly envigorating freedom from/of "beliefs". Because it truly is. lyolee.

This is certainly a forum of major possibilities I think.

Jamie123,I am only a guest at this point, but The Bible/The Book of Mormon combination is an unbeatable one. It has been truly an eye-opener to blend with Bible only folks (non-LDS). lyolee.

I go to church, but have had many many baptist contacts. I have enjoyed very much the catholics that I have come in contact with, and a muslim discussion at their home. It has been very awsome, and challanging... both. I am LDS.