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Before, during or after the war? Like all other denominations, the answer varies depending on timeline of the war...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as an institution has had a lot to say about war and conflict in general and about Vietnam specifically...in regards to the gospel and the people of Vietnam and the LDS men and women who have served as messengers of the gospel or in the Vietnam conflict. Go here for many articles written by members of the church regarding Vietnam (type in "Vietnam" in the search field : http://www.lds.org
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Do any non-LDS student athletes at BYU receive scholarships for the full amount of their tuition?
Yes. Sometimes. I just want to say that BYU would do the same thing for Non-LDS and they would for LDS students. If they felt that the student was deserving, it wouldn't matter if they were LDS or not. The LDS church doesn't work like that. I know, I'm a member.
Where does Utah rank in dumb and smart?
Well considering 60% of Utahns are reported to be members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). I'd say, not that smart, but that is just my opinion.
Can you say they are Vietnam?
no, they were in Vietnam
When was the church of the first born established?
Which "Church of the Firstborn" are you asking about? There have been three Mormon/LDS offshoot sects and one Pentecostal sect called "Church of the Firstborn." The General Assembly and Church of the First Born is a Pentecostal faith-healing sect. They are also known as the Church of the First Born, McDonaldites, The True Vine, Viners, Faith Preachers, and Kissers. They were formed in 1907. The Church of the Firstborn was a LDS schism group. They were also called Morrisites. This group existed from 1861 to 1969. The Church of the Firstborn of the Fullness of Times is a fundamentalist polygamous LDS schism group. They are often called the LeBaron Group. The group's founding family, the LeBarons, were excommunicated from the LDS Church in 1944 for practicing polygamy. They then began the Church of the Firstborn in 1955. The majority of members are located in Mexico, California, Central America, and Utah. Reports say there are several hundred to a thousand members of this group. The Church of the First Born and General Assembly of Heaven is another LDS schism group which began in 2004 by Terrill Dalton. They have been called The Holy Ghost Cult as well. This small group believes that their leader is the personficiation of the Holy Ghost. After the communal home they were living in in Utah was raided in 2009 by government agents who had heard reports of child sexual abuse and assasination plots against the US president and top Mormon officials, they fled to Idaho. After the Idaho town they planned on staying in refused to grant them building permits, they relocated to Montana in March 2010. Reports say there are between 15 and 50 members of this group.
What are two nicknames that were given to the Church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints?
The most common nickname for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is "Mormons". This is because of their belief in the Book of Mormon, and is taken offensively by some Church members, although most have accepted the nickname. Another nickname is actually just an abbreviation, "LDS", which stands for "Latter Day Saint". This is used because, lets face it, to say "He's a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints" is a lot longer than simply "He's LDS".
If you where LDS and interested in Orthodoxy should you feel guilty about it and please dont knock the LDS Church that will not help?
=== === Hey. I am LDS too. It isn't a sin to look at another church. Remember the 13th article of faith... if there is anything virtuous, lovely, or of good report, or praiseworthy, we seek after these things. There is beauty and goodness in a lot of places. It is okay to seek it out and find it, wherever it is. Now, that doesn't mean I think you should join a different church... I think that having modern-day revelation and the Book of Mormon and the priesthood and all of those things is the true gospel... but I definitely don't think that it is a sin to look. I have attended other church meetings and studied other faiths... and I am still here. And I really don't think that God minds us learning new things... he wants us to learn. So, study the church, find out about it. But just remember that doing so doesn't mean that you have to turn your back on the LDS faith either. :) As your church tells you, in all decisions you must study out what you plan to do, then present your plans to God and have him tell you, through the Holy Spirit, which answer is correct.It would not be wrong to look at another church in interest. When it becomes a problem is if you believe another church to be more true than the church you are a member of. If that is the case, then you must submit yourself to prayer and find which church holds the most truth and is most right for you in your life. This not to knock your Church, but any Church which calls your desire to investigate other forms of religion 'a sin' is one which is afraid of people using their God-given powers of thought and judgment. I am not a believer in any God, but it seems to me that too many religions say "This is the truth, don't question it". I don't believe that this leads to a healthy relationship between the Church and its members, or between the members and their God. Take the trouble to learn of other forms of belief, if your faith in LDS is strong, then it won't be affected. If you find LDS unsatisfying in some way, then another religion might just be for you... but you may have to browse through many, there are a out there - even just among the grouping Christianity. The search for wisdom is always worthwhile and rewarding.---- You should never feel guilty about a desire to investigate any church. You aren't betraying anybody. Church is about you and God, nothing else matters. I'm LDS, and have no other interests, but I think that if you want to explore a different faith, by all means, go and see. Don't follow any church because you feel you have to, LDS or otherwise. Find your own belief. Follow what seems right to you. _____ There is no reason to feel guilty about it. I am LDS and I took an insitute class on comparative religions once. So even other LDS study other religions and look into them. I've also read a bit of the Bhagavad Gita and a little bit of the Koran. You shouldn't have to close any doors to look at any religion.
What does the Gnostic Bible and other ancient Gospels say about Catholics?
They don't say anything about Catholics, because there was no Catholic church as such at the time.
How much do LDS institute teachers make?
It depends on the teacher. Many LDS Institute teachers are volunteers and make no money. Others work part time and get paid a small amount because they only teach one or two classes. Wages also depend on experience and other duties that the teacher might have in the Church Education System. I would say that a non-volunteer LDS Instutute teacher would make anywhere between $10,000 and $50,000 per year.
Is the Mormon church a lie?
that is a pretty loaded question. As a member of the LDS church (nickname Mormon) i will obviously say no it's not, but why should anyone believe me? Regardless of the bad publicity, tens of thousands of people join the LDS church each year. They all have one thing in common. They found out for themselves. Heres how: The Book of Mormon (that's where the nickname comes from) is a book similar to the Bible that is regarded as scripture by the LDS church. The church invites everyone everywhere to read some of the Book of Mormon and simply ask God if it is true in a prayer. I promise you that God hears your prayers. I also promise that if you listen and actually want to know, He will answer. That's all. Risk free. :-) Find out for yourself. you can request a free copy of the book of Mormon on Mormon.org, or you can buy one online or something. most libraries have a copy.
Does the Bible have anything to say about church eldership deciding where members are allowed to live?
There is nothing in the Bible that says that church leaders can decide where members of the congregation can live.
Dating Sites for Mormons?
Faith is an integral part of who you are, and it is only natural that you want to meet someone who is also part of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. If no one special has come your way yet, you can take matters into your own hands by joins a LDS dating website. To find the best ones, look for a comparison website to see what your fellow LDS daters have to say.
Is Selena Gomez LDS?
No. Demi Lovato is not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Most resources say she is Roman Catholic.
