I have to say it’s always an interesting day when the LDS Church builds a new temple. The link below will take you to a quick little video of how the new temple will look. One of our volunteers alerted me to look closely at the graphic when the video gets to 1:58. Take a close look at the front door my friends! Is that a cross???
Archive for November, 2010
Mormon Temple in Rome, Italy
Posted in Mormon Temples, The Cross and Mormonism, The Cross on the Mormon Temple, The Passion of the Christ and Missing Cross in Mormonism, tagged cross, false gospel, Jesus, joseph smith, LDS temples, Rome, truth on 11/11/2010| 2 Comments »
Mormon Doctrine vs. Mormon Gospel
Posted in Doctrine, tagged apostacy, bible, bible Book of Mormon, blood covenant, Christ, Christian, false gospel, freedom, God incarnate, gospel, grace, salvation on 11/08/2010| 1 Comment »
A few weeks ago I received an e-mail through the Life After Ministries website. This gentleman informed me that quoting from the LDS authorized book Mortal Messiah, written by Bruce McConkie, was proof I didn’t know the difference between Mormon doctrine and the gospel. I would respond to him privately but he’s blocked my IP address on his computer.
Okay then.
Cartoon Clip from The God Makers Movie
Posted in The God Makers, tagged bible, Ed Decker, false gospel, godhood, GodMakers, Jesus, polygamy, polytheism, Saints Alive, truth on 11/03/2010| 2 Comments »
The GodMakers books and films have led thousands of people to the Lord. My personal experience with the series came about in 1983. While living in Oklahoma City I was asked by a co-worker if I’d come over to her home and watch it on television.
Half way through the film I was so aghast at what I was watching I got up from my chair, walked over to the television and spat upon the face of Ed Decker.
My friends asked me if what he said was a lie and I emphatically told them that every single thing from the man’s mouth was indeed a lie from hell.
The problem with that scenario? I knew I was lying. While I wasn’t a temple worthy member of the Church at the time I wasn’t about to let anyone speak badly about my beloved heritage. The other problem was the questions that kept swirling around privately in my head. Everything the film pointed out was truth and convicted me of the same doubts I already had.
Eleven years after the introduction of GodMakers, I found myself sitting in the office of Ed Decker asking him if I could volunteer for Saints Alive.
Thank you Ed. Thank you for telling the truth. Thank you for not backing down to the nay-sayers and even those who would spit upon your face.
Love,
Michelle