Re: Are Mormons really honest about explaining what they believe?

"rasqual" <scott.marquardt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Feb 21, 6:38=A0pm, Rob Perkins <rrper...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> On Feb 17, 3:36=3DA0pm, rasqual <scott.marqua...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

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>> For example, what sort of faithful Israelite civilization would fail
>> to recognize its own Messiah, unless apostate? Why send Isaiah to say
>> anything at all, unless apostate? Etc.
>
> Understood. But again, the point here would be that in claiming the
> early church was apostate, Mormonism is not claiming too much -- she's
> claiming too little.

Scott, you do realize, don't you, that we claim that the Gospel of Jesus 
Christ was given to Adam and Eve and that they taught it to their
children? 
That over some period of time the children apostatized from what they were

taught, (Cain perhaps being one prime example) and God restored ****tions
of 
it from time to time, onl to have people apostatize again. So I don't know

about "Mormonism" but I think we do not claim too little. Just wondering
how 
much you really do know about us.

> - S
>