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Saturday, March 14, 2015. In Greek, the word for faith and belief is the same: πίστις / pistis. In English, however, belief includes knowledge as the extreme of justified true belief, and our LDS testimonies confess that "We KNOW", not that we believe or we "have faith". Greek never equates pistis as knowledge ("gnosis"). Pistis implies more of a trust or hope that something is true. Alma provides that reconstructive methodology in his epistemic, which in my impression is quite simply this:. As I see it,...

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Saturday, March 14, 2015. In Greek, the word for faith and belief is the same: πίστις / pistis. In English, however, belief includes knowledge as the extreme of justified true belief, and our LDS testimonies confess that "We KNOW", not that we believe or we "have faith". Greek never equates pistis as knowledge ("gnosis"). Pistis implies more of a trust or hope that something is true. Alma provides that reconstructive methodology in his epistemic, which in my impression is quite simply this:. As I see it,...

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Wednesday, January 21, 2015. John Dehlin: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing? The narrative that John Dehlin is a "wolf in sheep's clothing", and thus should be cast out of the flock, is a misuse of scripture, and taking a scripture out of context. The scripture is from the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus said in. Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Ye shall know them by their fruits. (Matthew 7:15-16). Without equivocation, John Dehlin has never.

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The Wayfaring Fool: Why Priesthood at All?

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Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Why Priesthood at All? Verbatim, from the Improvement Era, October 1931, Page 735:. CAN any one, without the Priesthood, pray and have his prayers answered? Or receive the Holy Ghost, with its gifts and manifestations? May one have revelations and visions of heavenly beings, without the Priesthood? Chiefly Priesthood functions in connection with organization. That is, the greatest need of Priesthood is where there is a service to be performd to others besides ourselves. Whenever ...

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Monday, June 2, 2014. In my impression, the most important realization we can make is that no scripture is dictated by God verbatim. In fact, very little of scripture by its own claim starts with "thus saith the lord", and that which does, is a reflection of a spiritual experience, often recollected years later, and recounted through oral tradition; and thus mixed with very human thinking and biases. To worship such an artifact has a word used in scripture: idolatry. Posted by Wayfaring Fool. Hi, Im work...

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Saturday, November 5, 2011. I deeply appreciate a comment attributed the great soul, Mohandas K. Gandhi: "I am a Muslim, and a Hindu, and a Christian, and a Jew, and so are all of you". I do not think my beliefs, however, are typical of any of these great traditions, but I believe that my beliefs are consistent with many of the their core beliefs, and represent what I believe these faith systems point to. An interesting quote from Isaiah 35:8 expresses my identity here:. Welcome to my blog.

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The Wayfaring Fool: What I believe

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Tuesday, November 15, 2011. I have been dabbling with a personal statement of belief. Here is my first draft. I believe in the Way. I believe that all things conform to nature. I believe that nothing outside of the natural universe exists. I believe that nature is not a thing, but rather, it is general tendency of the way things work. Lacking a better term, I call this the Way. I believe that the Way itself, not being a thing, cannot be described or seen. I call this integrated truth, the "gospel". I try...

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Two Gather Together To Gather Together Forever. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: Elder Chantdown. Making SENSE of It All Pt. 2. September 6, 2012. HIGHER-ARCHY, LOWER-ARCHY IT’S ALL THE SAME. But no need for. The S-E-R-P-E-N-T and watch as it R-E-P-E-N-T-S. It is all a matter of putting things in their proper order. To re-pent means to re-think and we need to re-think this whole false idea of hierarchy. If the whole body were an eye, where were the hearing? Until we ca...

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Saturday, March 14, 2015. In Greek, the word for faith and belief is the same: πίστις / pistis. In English, however, belief includes knowledge as the extreme of justified true belief, and our LDS testimonies confess that "We KNOW", not that we believe or we "have faith". Greek never equates pistis as knowledge ("gnosis"). Pistis implies more of a trust or hope that something is true. Alma provides that reconstructive methodology in his epistemic, which in my impression is quite simply this:. As I see it,...

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