Übersetzung für "Die heiligen der letzten tage" in Englisch

Question: Why do the Latter-day Saints believe God has a body?

This terrible massacre would only intensify the hatred against the Latter-day Saints.

Question: How do Latter-day Saints understand the significance of the blood shed by Christ?

In June 1847, Brannan traveled overland to Green River, Wyoming, to meet with Brigham Young, the head of the LDS Church, who was leading the first contingent of Mormon pioneers across the plains to the Great Basin region.

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It is the critics of the Church that invented and use the offensive term "celestial sex"

Out of his teaching came a hymn that Latter-day Saints learn, sing, quote, and cherish, "O My Father," by Eliza R. Snow.

Other Christians may misunderstand the Latter-day Saints because of different language, but the concept and doctrine of grace (as illustrated above) is a firm and vital part of the LDS doctrine of salvation.

This timeline demonstrates conclusively that Latter-day Saints were never left in the dark about the cause of the beginning of the dispensation of the fulness of times.

Finally, Latter-day Saints do not believe that "spirit" is incorporeal (i.e. "without substance"), and neither did the earliest Christians.

The Latter-day Saints have a great reverence and love for the Bible.

One thing that sets Latter-day Saints apart from nearly all of the rest of Christianity is the doctrine that God the Father possesses a body in human form.

Unfortunately, that is not the case in Denmark – but the NWO-Latter-day Saints of the Danish government are still sticking to the Paris Agreement – and the big business of the chemtrailing industry.

Outer Darkness As we noted in the discussion of the nature of the spirit world, both the Latter-day Saints and the early Christians have taught that the "hell" associated with the spirit world will have an end.

This concept leads Latter-day Saints to believe that she is like him in glory, perfection, compassion, wisdom, and holiness.

In this respect, the Latter-day Saints share far more with the early Christians than they do with modern conservative Protestantism.

The Latter-day Saints had been persecuted and driven from place to place since the beginning of the Church.

Question: Do Latter-day Saints believe in a practice called "celestial sex," and that this is the manner in which "spirit children" are formed?

We shall do the best we can; but when it comes in contact with constituted authorities, and the highest tribunals in the land say "Stop," there is no other course for Latter-day Saints, in accordance with the revelations that God has given to us telling us to respect constituted authority, than to bow in submission thereto and leave the consequences with the Lord.

President Hinckley understood how the critics would attempt to portray Latter-day Saints with regard to their belief in Christ:

Speaking with reference to all who call themselves Christian, which obviously included the Latter-day Saints, Brigham Young stated that "the moment the atonement of the Savior is done away, that moment, at one sweep, the hopes of salvation entertained by the Christian world are destroyed, the foundation of their faith is taken away, and there is nothing left for them to stand upon."

It is claimed that Latter-day Saints believe Jesus was conceived through sexual intercourse between God the Father and Mary, and that Mary therefore was not a virgin when Jesus was born.

Genesis 1:27 reads, "So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him, male and female created he them" (emphasis added), which may be read to mean that "God" is plural. For Latter-day Saints, the concept of eternal family is more than a firm belief; it governs their way of life.

In addition, the church teaches sacred ordinances through which adherents make covenants with God, including baptism, confirmation, the sacrament (holy communion), endowment, and celestial marriage (marriage blessings which extend beyond mortality), which are of great significance to church members.

The claim that Latter-day Saints expect to have "endless Celestial sex" in order to populate their own planet is very popular among critics of the Church, though members themselves would not explain their beliefs in that way.