What are some of the best preventative measures against sexual sin? 1. Daily time with God in His Word and a commitment to spiritual growth. 2. A commitment to the battle for winning the lost. 3. A committed accountability relationship with one or two other [people]. 4. A deepening marriage relationship with your wife. 5. A constant guard in your thought life and actions. 6. Determined and continually renewed commitment that you will not enter into sexual sin. 7. Defensive prayer.
Jerry White

Mormonism: Doctrine of ‘Salvation’

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CULT or NOT

Mormonism: Doctrine of ‘Salvation’

    Mormon salvation requires:

    • faith in Christ
    • baptism by immersion
    • obedience to the teaching of the Mormon Church
    • good works
    • keeping the commandments of God
      1. ‘Keeping the commandment of God will cleanse away the stain of sin.’
      Journal of Discourses, Vol 2, pg. 4
      2. ‘Some of our old traditions teach us that a man guilty of atrocious and murderous acts may savingly repent on the scaffold; and upon his execution will hear the expression – ‘Bless God he has gone to heaven, to be crowned in glory, through the all-redeeming merits of Christ the Lord!’ This is all nonsense. Such a character will never see heaven.’
      Journal of Discourses, Vol 8, pg 61

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