Dubbs wrote:
KitKat wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Should all religions change their sacred buildings "rules" to accomodate the non beleivers? come on dude, your being ridiculous. Get back to church and get worthy bro, you can do it. Give your family a real worthy priesthood holder in their home that they deserve and are begging for in their prayers.
Don't be so arrogant. The man said he no longer believes, so it isn't a case of "getting temple worthy".

The things you say are just incredibly ignorant.

It's a matter or prayer and study, not studying the anti's nonsense, get back with the spirit, and the truth, he'll be ok. That stuff confuses even the elect, he just needs a push to get back on track.

Probably a little repenting needs to happen also, he knows what I mean.
I personally know a few people who no longer believe and left the Church. THERE WAS NO SIN INVOLVED. You can not tell me otherwise.

So if your husband says something in a joking way is he always joking? If he says something serious is he always serious? Or do you sometimes have to ask? Don't assume, you know what that makes you?

KitKat wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
KitKat wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Should all religions change their sacred buildings "rules" to accomodate the non beleivers? come on dude, your being ridiculous. Get back to church and get worthy bro, you can do it. Give your family a real worthy priesthood holder in their home that they deserve and are begging for in their prayers.
Don't be so arrogant. The man said he no longer believes, so it isn't a case of "getting temple worthy".

The things you say are just incredibly ignorant.

It's a matter or prayer and study, not studying the anti's nonsense, get back with the spirit, and the truth, he'll be ok. That stuff confuses even the elect, he just needs a push to get back on track.

Probably a little repenting needs to happen also, he knows what I mean.
I personally know a few people who no longer believe and left the Church. THERE WAS NO SIN INVOLVED. You can not tell me otherwise.

Could be true, but I beileve once you start the slippery slope towards apostacy, the further you get from the spirit, the more things that are sinful don't matter, and you justify that your not really sinning.

Dubbs wrote:
KitKat wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
KitKat wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Should all religions change their sacred buildings "rules" to accomodate the non beleivers? come on dude, your being ridiculous. Get back to church and get worthy bro, you can do it. Give your family a real worthy priesthood holder in their home that they deserve and are begging for in their prayers.
Don't be so arrogant. The man said he no longer believes, so it isn't a case of "getting temple worthy".

The things you say are just incredibly ignorant.

It's a matter or prayer and study, not studying the anti's nonsense, get back with the spirit, and the truth, he'll be ok. That stuff confuses even the elect, he just needs a push to get back on track.

Probably a little repenting needs to happen also, he knows what I mean.
I personally know a few people who no longer believe and left the Church. THERE WAS NO SIN INVOLVED. You can not tell me otherwise.

Could be true, but I beileve once you start the slippery slope towards apostacy, the further you get from the spirit, the more things that are sinful don't matter, and you justify that your not really sinning.
In your dreams, dubs. Your experiences do not trump mine.

My youngest son was due to be baptized and rather than lie about it, I chose to leave. That some would suggest I was living a sinful life is so absurd. I was not excommunicated.

That's not something that is taught to people when they're investigating the Church. As for myself, I was the only member of my family and didn't know my brother was coming to visit.

To say that a child's wedding isn't about the family or the parents or the all the extended family seems crazy. If it's just about the kids, why not exclude everyone from the wedding ceremony worthy or not?

Maybe it's just an LDS way of seeing marriage. Is that it?

I'm not sure this is the place to talk about why I left the Church. It was an excruciating and informed decision. I think that principles are beyond even the Church. I couldn't lie and pretend to be a believer.