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THE HOLY SPIRIT

Christian Doctrine on The Holy Spirit:

The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity. He is not a force. He is a person. (Acts 5:3-4, 13:2)

Mormon Doctrine on The Holy Spirit:

Mormonism distinguishes between the Holy Spirit (God's presence via an essence) and the Holy Ghost (the third god in the Mormon doctrine of the trinity).

"He [the Holy Ghost] is a being endowed with the attributes and powers of Deity, and not a mere force, or essence," (Articles of Faith, by James Talmage, p. 144).

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SALVATION

Christian Doctrine on Salvation:
Salvation is the forgiveness of sin and deliverance of the sinner from damnation. It is a free gift received by God's grace (Eph. 2:8, Rom. 6:23) and cannot be earned. (Rom. 11:6)

Mormon Doctrine on Salvation:
Salvation has a double meaning in Mormonism: universal resurrection and . . .

"The first effect [of the atonement] is to secure to all mankind alike, exemption from the penalty of the fall, thus providing a plan of General Salvation. The second effect is to open a way for Individual Salvation whereby mankind may secure remission of personal sins," (Articles of Faith, by James Talmage, p. 78-79).

Christian Doctrine on Salvation:
Salvation (forgiveness of sins) is not by works. (Eph. 2:8, Rom. 4:5, Gal. 2:21)

Mormon Doctrine on Salvation:
"As these sins are the result of individual acts it is just that forgiveness for them should be conditioned on individual compliance with prescribed requirements--'obedience to the laws and ordinances of the Gospel,'" (Articles of Faith, p. 79).

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BIBLE

Christian Doctrine on the Bible:
The inspired inerrant word of God (2 Tim. 3:16). It is authoritative in all subjects it addresses.

Mormon Doctrine on the Bible:
"We believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly. . . ," (8th Article of Faith of the Mormon Church).

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This is only a sample of many of the differences between Christianity and Mormonism. As you can see, they are quite different doctrines. God cannot be uncreated and created at the same time. There cannot be only one God and many gods at the same time. The Trinity cannot be one God in three persons and three gods in an office known as the Trinity, etc. These teachings are mutually exclusive.

This is important because faith is only as good as the object in which it is placed. Is the Mormon god the real one? Or, is the God of historic and Biblical Christianity the real one?

Mormonism is obviously not the Biblical version of Christianity. It is not Christian, and Mormons serve a different god from do the Christians--a god that does not exist. Paul talks about this in Gal. 4:8, "when you did not know God, you were slaves to those which by nature are no gods." Only the God of the Bible exists. There are no others. Mormonism puts its faith in a non-existent god.

A Comparison Between Christian Doctrine And Mor on Doctrine

dorindaamara:


ignorance is bliss, and i would advise you to be ignorant now. don't speak on what you don't know of.

OLAADEGBU:
A Comparison Between Christian Doctrine And Mormon Doctrine
by Matt Slick

"Take up the Bible, compare the religion of the Latter-day Saints with it and see if it will stand the test," (Brigham Young, May 18, 1873, Journal of Discourses, vol. 16, p. 46).

What does Mormonism Teach? Well, here are some of the basics, plain and simple.

1. God came from another planet
2. God is a man with a body of flesh and bones
3. There is a mother goddess
4. God and his goddess wife are married
5. You can become gods

Following is a comparison between Christian doctrine and Mormon doctrine. It will become very obvious that Mormonism does not agree with the Bible. In fact, Mormonism uses the same words found in Christianity, but it redefines them. So, with a proper understanding of what Mormonism really teaches, you will be able to see past those definitions into the real differences between Christianity and Mormonism.

The difference is the difference between eternal life and damnation.

Note: When we say "person" in the context of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, we do not mean that they are individuals as we people are individuals. Instead, it is meant in the theological sense where a person is seen as one who says "you," "your," "me," "mine," etc. A person speaks, has a will, recognizes one's self and others.

https://carm.org/comparison-between-christian-doctrine-and-mormon-doctrine

Jozzy4:

Muslims , JW's and mormons are going to hell according to you abi ?

"send men to hell wen they die" nonsense statement all living things die , MR NIGER D . Death ends it . Opposite of life

When you die , you become a non living thing .

Tell us : did Adam went to hell ?

sulasa07:


How you take know that after death,you become a non living thing,You don die b4?