So by holding the leaders to the same "they ask if you support any individual or group that opposes any church doctrine." Pres. Hinkly would have not been worthy of an temple recommend, for he said that we do not live or believe in the doctrine of polygamy, in as interview he gave to Larry KingStahura wrote:When you have the temple recommend interview, they ask if you support any individual or group that opposes any church doctrine.gfnelson wrote:Well I don't know about all that...guilty of someone else's sins? How can we truly know if people love their neighbor or not?Stahura wrote:you do realize that he is calling his fellow saint "sick", "spiritually sick", deceived by a false Spirit apostates?gfnelson wrote:I agree with brother rwcox.
The most important thing is to follow the current church leaders. Don't worry about the other things.
You do realize that he is telling others that they have not been born of God because they don't agree with his narrow point of view?
If I were you, I'd be careful about sustaining such words. Proceed with caution. If you support someone who is not loving their neighbor, you are guilty of the same.
The logic is just stay with the church and its leaders no matter what. If you are tempted to fight against the church you are being deceived.
If you do support them, then you cannot have your recommend. It's the same principle.
Yes Rewcox is right when he says we need to follow our leaders when they are inspired by the Holy Ghost.
But You said you support him. IIm just letting you know the other things he has said on this very thread., you are supporting him when he calls his fellow saint "apostates" and tells them they are sick and can't have been born again because they disagree with his opinion.
If that's the fruit of a true Saint, I want nothing to do with it. If That's how perfect Mormons are supposed to treat their neighbor, I want nothing of that.
That's why I say, be careful what you support. Rewcox may have many good things to say , but he has been very rude to his fellow saint, and you are publicly endorsing him and his words.
"I condemn it, yes, as a practice, because I think it is not doctrinal. It is not legal. And this church takes the position that we will abide by the law. We believe in being subject to kings, presidents, rulers, magistrates in honoring, obeying and sustaining the law."
We do infact still practice it as a doctrine, If my sealed wife dies, I can be sealed to another wife, for time and all eternity, and again. Though by earthy standards it is not practiced, it truly is a practiced doctrine.