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@stackerco “The fundamental principles of our religion are the testimony of the Apostles and Prophets, concerning Jesus Christ, that He died, was buried, and rose again the third day, and ascended into heaven; and all other things which pertain to our religion are only appendages to it.”

Loyalty, Tithing & Obedience = THE fundamentals of The Church.

@firewirenz @Truth_matters20 That’s it?😂 Care to elaborate at all?

@Sip_Dhit @Truth_matters20 Are you catlicks heretics?

Mormons reject the Trinity and believe that God the Father was a man before He became God. Does that sound like the God of the Bible?

@camcamian25 @raiderdamuni What does it mean then?

@Sip_Dhit @raiderdamuni That’s not what it means at all actually.

What the heck does this mean 🤣

@thehyce Chris LeDoux

He died but his music is still alive. Name that artist?

@Dred_DelGath @Bobby_Clayson If the Bible doesn’t even describe most temple rituals practiced in Jesus’ day, how exactly are you concluding what the apostles did or didn’t do there?

@Sip_Dhit @Bobby_Clayson It's not a restoration of anything that Paul, Peter, James or Jesus ever did. So I guess you can do all that LDS temple stuff. But it's not a restoration. It's addition.

When was the last time you went to the temple and what did you learn?

@Bobby_Clayson A week and a half ago We’re told multiple times about how what we’re taught in the temple points to Christ, but I was impressed by how much I noticed symbolized/typified Christ while I was there. It was really sacred and humbling, and I look forward to more moments like that!

@Dred_DelGath @Bobby_Clayson The temple in Christ’s day was controlled by Sadducees, who didn’t believe in the resurrection or many other things Christians then and Latter-day Saints now believe Of course temple worship would’ve looked different from what it should’ve in those circumstances

@Sip_Dhit @Bobby_Clayson So you think Peter went into the temple and baptised people in the Laver? Or Christians got married before the shewbread? The Bible tells us exactly what happened in the temple. To the point of what part of the fat to burn. Intricate details. And none of it is Mormon-ish

@Dred_DelGath @Bobby_Clayson How would you know what 1st century Christians would or wouldn’t recognize? Are you one? And you’re just gonna flat out disregard the scriptures I referenced in my last post that show the biblical precedent for many aspects of Latter-day Saint temple worship?

@Sip_Dhit @Bobby_Clayson The idea that the LDS temples is a restoration of anything Christian is completely wrong. No first century Christians would recognize what the LDS do in their temples. It's all masonic stuff made up by Joseph Smith.

@Dred_DelGath @Bobby_Clayson You’re calling LDS temple worship “made up,’” but the Bible’s temple had sacred garments (Exodus 28), ritual washings (Exodus 30), and covenant signs (Genesis 17) The only thing you’ve really shown is that you’re super uninformed about this stuff and you’ve got a lot to learn

@Bobby_Clayson Mormon temple stuff is completely made up You really believe that the 12 apostles wore special undergarments with symbols on them? You think that the Jews did handshakes in the Temple? You think baptisms took place in the Jerusalem temple? You think marriages were in the temple?

@JacquelineCord You think this had anything to do with it? x.com/notawrestler_x…

My quick thoughts on whether or not Kevin Dresser is stepping down or not as head coach at Iowa State: We've known Dresser would retire soon. He just finished his ninth season as head coach at Iowa State. It really was just a matter of when. Metcalf becoming the head coach whenever Dresser DID retire has always made the most sense to me for just about every reason we can list. I basically envisioned Dresser doing exactly what John Smith has done since he retired at Oklahoma State. The only thing that is really surprising about this report is that we're discussing this today and not April 2027.

@Dred_DelGath @justinjcrowder @EriePaWil Paradise ≠ salvation In John 20:17, Jesus says he hasn’t ascended to His Father. So the thief wasn’t with God. Therefore, he wasn’t automatically saved even though he was automatically in paradise

@Sip_Dhit @justinjcrowder @EriePaWil The actions are not essential. The thief on the cross next to Jesus had no ability to even do actions, but Jesus told him he would be in paradise. That thief DID have faith. Saying, Remember me when you come into your Kingdom. Which means he understood that Jesus was the Messiah.

They say “Latter-Day Saints don’t believe they are saved by grace” Many accuse us of believing that we are only saved by works. It’s clear that they haven’t read the Book of Mormon, but are repeating old lies. 2 Nephi 10:24 “Wherefore, my beloved brethren, reconcile yourselves to the will of God, and not to the will of the devil and the flesh; and remember, after ye are reconciled unto God, that it is only in and through the grace of God that ye are saved⁠.” Without the Atoning sacrifice, and the grace and gift of Christ, none of us would be saved! I invite you to read the Book of Mormon. With pure intent!

@justinjcrowder @Dred_DelGath @EriePaWil I think he actually believes the same thing we do, he just has a misconception about 2 Nephi 25:23 and its implications on what we believe that he got from somewhere (definitely not from his own study) that he doesn’t want to give up cause he can attack the church with it

@Sip_Dhit @Dred_DelGath @EriePaWil He's probably never read this verse!

@Dred_DelGath @justinjcrowder @EriePaWil So if faith without action isn’t really faith or isn’t sufficient faith, does that not mean the actions are essential? Christ saves and not the actions, but does all that not mean the actions are essential?

@Sip_Dhit @justinjcrowder @EriePaWil Biblical Christianity lines right up with Matt 7:21 Those actions are proof that you really believed. They are the byproduct. And if you dont have those actions, it is proof that you dont believe. You didnt really think the house was on fire so you just stayed put.

@Dred_DelGath @justinjcrowder @EriePaWil Matthew 7:21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.

@justinjcrowder @EriePaWil Yes, belief (faith) alone is enough. Actions (works) are the byproduct of belief. If someone says the house is on fire, but you see no smoke or flames, yet you act and run. That action was the byproduct of believing in the message that the house was on fire.

@notawrestler_x Was dresser planning on stepping down before any of this happened?

Based on the timeline, my guess is Metcalf was offered the Iowa assistant job (with a nice pay raise) and Iowa State countered with the head coaching job 🌪️

@EZ_Wrestling Who’s your favorite Hawkeye?😂 Imo he’s been more instrumental in the program’s success than Dresser was even though Dresser was really good. Good hire on their part

Wow. My 2nd favorite Hawkeye is now Head Coach of the Cyclones. 😳

@Dred_DelGath @the_jake_bastow There is evidence for the Book of Mormon youtu.be/a-YPKmLDglY?si… There’s a lot more to DNA than what it sounds like you think there is youtu.be/-yZ7WEfPOx8?si… What are your sources showing Joseph talked about ancient American civilizations before the Book of Mormon came around?

@the_jake_bastow The BoM is fiction. - No archaeological evidence - "Translated by a guy looking into a hat" lol - Zero DNA evidence - Plates went back to Heaven lol. I wonder why? - JS talked of American civilizations before he wrote the BoM. (Pretty sus lol)

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@Dred_DelGath @EriePaWil President Benson literally says Christ’s atonement saves us😂 Expecting disciples to keep His commandments isn’t self-salvation, it’s basic Christianity If saying we must keep Christ’s commandments means we “save ourselves” that same criticism applies to Jesus in Matt 19:17

@Sip_Dhit @EriePaWil Nope. Take it up with your prophet. President Harold B. Lee: “The Savior’s blood, His atonement, will save us, but only after we have done all we can to save ourselves by keeping His commandments.”