religion

[BrownFlush]

Remember Joseph Smith? "Found" golden plates buried in a hill that had an ancient writing that only he could translate. Which became the Book of Mormon. Millions buy into that.

The numbers are decreasing fast. The internet has laid bare the fairy tale.
Mormons are not allowed to read anything "anti mormon". It's falling apart.

 

[vantexan]

The numbers are decreasing fast. The internet has laid bare the fairy tale.
Mormons are not allowed to read anything "anti mormon". It's falling apart.

It's stagnated in the U.S. but is growing worldwide. Especially in Africa. They're new to it so haven't learned yet. But my point is that Integrity claims he speaks directly to God and God to him. He's a Joseph Smith type character.

 

[Integrity]

Could you give us his address? I'm calling 911 and reporting some guy is going around convincing the gullible he's God.

No. If you don’t have it already it is not a mistake, He must not want you to have it.

 

[Integrity]

Yes, I do.
But, I was hoping you would step up to the plate and enlighten me once again. God speaking to you directly and instructing you what he approves of and disproves of is quite the story. He's even told you the things he's changed his mind about.
I know this is a lie for a number of reasons. All which have been discussed and you have rejected before.

But, I ask you to really consider this. If God does not communicate to everyone like he does you, (he hasn't me or anyone I know), wouldn't that be unfair? I mean, if someone has heard you speak about conversations and revelations that you have with God, but they never hear the literal voice of God like you have, and they wait all their life, and it never happens and they die waiting. Those "religious writings" were never investigated by them because you constantly discounted them as writings of mere men. He is lost eternally because God never told him and he was never shown what he must do to please God.
Who is to blame? God spoke to you the way to heaven. But, not me? Wouldn't that make God a respecter of persons? I thought Jesus died for "all".

I will pray for your unbelief!

 

[vantexan]

No. If you don’t have it already it is not a mistake, He must not want you to have it.

Ah, the blanket "there ain't no mistakes" defense.

 

[BrownFlush]

I will pray for your unbelief!

You never answered the question(s). They have nothing to do with unbelief.

But, I ask you to really consider this. If God does not communicate to everyone like he does you, (he hasn't me or anyone I know), wouldn't that be unfair? I mean, if someone has heard you speak about conversations and revelations that you have with God, but they never hear the literal voice of God like you have, and they wait all their life, and it never happens and they die waiting. Those "religious writings" were never investigated by them because you constantly discounted them as writings of mere men. He is lost eternally because God never told him and he was never shown what he must do to please God.
Who is to blame? God spoke to you the way to heaven. But, not me? Wouldn't that make God a respecter of persons? I thought Jesus died for "all".

 

[Doublestandards]

@Integrity