Encyclopedia of Joseph Smith’s Teachings, p. 626 “Sin…I charged the Saints not to follow the example of the adversary in accusing the brethren, and said, “If you do not accuse each other, God will not accuse you. If you have no accuser you will enter heaven, and if you will follow the revelations and instructions which God gives you through me, I will take you into heaven as my back load. If you will not accuse me, I will not accuse you. If you will throw a cloak of charity over my sins, I will over yours—for charity covereth a multitude of sins. What many people call sin is not sin; I do many things to break down superstition, and I will break it down.” (Joseph Smith, History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 7 Vols. 4:445)” (more…)
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Follow Joe Smith to Enter Heaven
Posted in Sinful Nature, tagged Encyclopedia of Joseph Smith’s Teachings on 02/24/2022| 7 Comments »
Lost Souls of Mormonism Exhibit Frustration with Confusing Contradictions
Posted in Sinful Nature, tagged Adam and Eve, John Taylor Journal of Discourses 10:281, original sin on 08/11/2017| Leave a Comment »
Journal of Discourses 10:281; “We have been dug out of the mire, been born in sin and shapen in iniquity, as it were, we have been clothed in corruption and mixed up in the abominations of the world, we have come out from a people that did not acknowledge God, and are dishonest in their acts, and it seems almost impossible for us to lay aside our dishonesty and wickedness.” – John Taylor, Great Salt Lake City, October 25, 1861
Man’s Sinful Nature
Posted in Sinful Nature, tagged Adam and Eve, bible, false doctrine, Jesus, joseph smith, mormonism, original sin, salvation, sinful nature on 07/15/2011| 3 Comments »
Man’s Sinful Nature
“Since there is no such thing as original sin, as that expression is used in modern Christendom, it follows that children are not conceived in sin. They do not come into the world with any taint of impurity whatever.” – Bruce R. McConkie (April 1977 Ensign)





















































































































