The chart at mormoninfo.org has three columns. One with various doctrinal questions. A second titled “Mormons Believe.” With what Mormons believe about the questions. And the third column titled “Christians Believe.” I don’t have any problem with what the second column says we believe. It seems pretty accurate. But still the chart has a big problem. Which is that the titles of the columns are grossly wrong. The second column about Mormon beliefs, should be labeled “True Followers of Christ Believe.” And the third column should be labeled “Apostate Christians Believe.” Because the beliefs in the third column certainly were not taught by Jesus. But came later under the Great and Abominable Church. After the priesthood and revelation were lost from the earth. After intellectuals perverted the truth. Trying to accomadate the Greek philosophies of men. And thus we see the danger of ever trying to accomadate gospel truths to the fashions and fads of so called intellectuals. Which are always changing, for example no one believes the Greeks anymore. So that now the so called traditional Christianity based on Greek philosophy, is completely ridiculous.

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