Thanks! hum God from another  planet and men can be perfect enough to become
gods,  a perfect man!!  not here!! nice ones, but not perfect!  if we could
be perfect enough why would we even need God at all?
Rhonda
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 4:03 PM
Subject: Basic Mormon Doctrine


> Rhonda,
>
> To answer your question would take volumes.  The basics are these.  Jesus
> was not virgin born.  His brother is Lucifer.  God is a super human being
> who lives on another planet.  I forget the name of the planet now so if
you
> want to know, I'll have to look it up.  Women must marry men if they ever
> hope for any chance to make it to Heavenly bliss with the men.  This is
why
> polygamy is still practiced in some Mormon families.  I also have
> documentation on the many secret ceremonies conducted in Mormon temples
for
> weddings, baptisms, and the praying for the dead.  As I said, this is just
> the tip of the iceberg.  Frankly, the otter layers of the Mormon church,
if
> you tried to get them to admit these basic things, would not know this is
> what the inner Mormon circle of believers honestly believe.  The goal of a
> man in Mormonism is to have as many wives as he can, produce as many
> children as he can, and live as holy as he can so he eventually will
become
> a god and have the creative powers to create his own planet and race of
> people just like the god they claim they worship now which is not the God
of
> the Bible.  They literally, as I said, believe God is a living human being
> with hands and feet and a head and a body who lives on another planet and
> rules this planet he created.  If you plan on debating any Mormon of any
> kind, you best know the depth of their doctrines or they will convince you
> that they believe just like we do as Bible Christians.  I have never meant
a
> mean Mormon.  We used to say, when living in western Colorado, if your car
> breaks down along side the road, the first person to stop and offer help
> will be a Mormon.  The second will be a Christian, if you are lucky.
>
> Phil.
>