No Heaven if you don't mortify the deeds of the flesh
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CharismaticLady
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Hmmmm. Enoch says you are in the Vineyard ministries. You're not one of the leaders are you??? I went to a Vineyard church in Reseda, California for a few years and the leadership there was much more loving.
Still doesn't explain why you promoted a mormon hymn, telling people to listen to it all the way through or else they are "pigheaded".
I know that as someone who is against mormonism, I would have never posted something like that.
The fact that you did post it tells me that you are very likely in some way for it.
CharismaticLady
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CharismaticLady
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I visited a Mormon church service with a girlfriend, and the hymn tunes were recognizable, but the words were changed to be about Joseph Smith. Very strange experience.
CharismaticLady
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I go to Calvary Chapel; but my teaching ministry is currently only here on the internet. I also have roots in Oneness Pentecostalism (although I believe in a distinction between the members in the Trinity).
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aspen
“"The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few
CharismaticLady
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I like both of those. One of my favorite radio call-in shows is To Every Man An Answer. It's been on for decades. When I lived in California I used to listen to it. I've been on the air with them a lot over the years, as a call-in. Where I live now it comes in with heavy static.
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CharismaticLady
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I do consider them to be brothers and sisters in Christ.
aspen
“"The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few
Baffling. The prime reason LDS are not welcome in Protestant circles is because of their rejection of the Trinity. I know this because the RLDS Church is considered Protestant for this one reason.
So why do you crusade against LDS and embrace another church that rejects the Trinity?
"Yes" I believe we are to consider EVERYONE God's children and love them. Aquila and Priscilla probably told Apollos they felt he had some things wrong, but I doubt they treated him like you have come down on Jane. You don't have to accept other religious views, but you don't vilify people because they believe differently than you.
Did you even listen to that Double-Sung Hymn, JBF? It was not a Mormon song, it combined two songs of worship.... one of which I am certain you have sung many times.
No; I was one of the "pig-headed ones" who didn't listen to the song all the way through. I did, however, read the words to the song that you posted not much later (and which I have posted above as a quote from you in post #35 (No Heaven if you don't mortify the deeds of the flesh)) and the words did indeed contain mormon doctrine; as is evident for all to see.
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And, as usual, here you are speaking about something you didn't even listen to. Maybe a bit hypocritical?
We are all created by the Lord.
But not all of us have been born again of the Holy Spirit.
I do not villify Jane; but I do villify the doctrine that she espouses. She has taken it personally; and also tried to make it out as though I have villified her. I have not. I have only fought against mormon doctrine and pointed out that it is basic mormon policy to not reveal the inner workings of mormon doctrine to potential converts until after they have been baptized. She considers that because I am aware of this policy, that I am singling her out and calling her a liar. This is not the case; for I consider that all mormons who are in the upper eschelons of the religion abide by that policy.
Are not the words of the song posted only a few posts later? What necessity is there that I listen to the music, when I can understand its message without listening to it as a song?
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