LDS Prophets, Plausible Deniability, and "Official Doctrine" in the Mormon Church скачать в хорошем качестве

LDS Prophets, Plausible Deniability, and "Official Doctrine" in the Mormon Church

Christians claim that one of the reasons LDS Church leaders are untrustworthy is because they teach things that are contrary to the Bible, and even contrary to what other past LDS leaders have taught. Latter-day Saints respond by saying that much of the teachings of the apostles and prophets isn’t “official doctrine”, and is therefore not problematic. Mormons will commonly claim that their leaders were merely teaching their own thoughts and opinions, not determining official church doctrine. Yet Christians continue to point to these teachings as evidence that LDS leaders are untrustworthy. So why is it that Christians take issue with teachings that aren’t considered “official”? Should we trust the LDS prophets and apostles? Jesus taught us to watch out for false teachers because many false prophets have gone out into the world. Many Latter-day Saints say that they have a strong testimony that the LDS prophets are true, but we can’t rely on our feelings and experiences to discern if someone is a true prophet or not! Someone may look like a follower of Jesus, have lots of good deeds, and help lots of people, but if their teachings disagree with what God has already revealed, then they are shown to be a false teacher. Jesus did not tell us to test a teaching based on whether it was arbitrarily deemed official doctrine or not, he commanded His people to test every word that comes from the mouth of a prophet. CORRECTION: The verse in James at 4:45 is James 3:1, NOT James 1:3 Video on LDS Testimonies:    • LDS Testimonies: Can We Trust Spiritual Ex...   Video on False Prophets:    • LDS Prophets: Are they still for today?   ---- For more content, visit https://GodLovesMormons.com ---- #LDSProphets #ApostlesandProphets #Christianity #LDSChurch #Mormonism #JosephSmith #GeneralConference #Prophets