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Misunderstandings
Mormons and politics. China vs. Japan. Bush too late. YouTime. Greek men. Plus much more.
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The Prowler states: “But the current campaign is of a different sort, one that would be high profile in as much as the church would be openly discussing and clarifying points of the Mormon faith that have long been either misunderstood or misreported.”
p>Misunderstood? Like the belief God was once a man? ( Doctrine and Covenants 130:22) Perhaps Jesus and Satan being spirit brothers? ( Gospel Principles , pp. 17-18; Mormon Doctrine , p. 192) That’s just for starters. Sounds like the Prowler is a Mormon. br> —
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