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Shawn, I would like to offer a friendly word of advice, take it for what you will. A lot of the information you provide about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, is filled with some falsehoods and half truths, and reveals how much you really are unfamiliar with this topic. I can tell you have done some reading about the church, from very biased, anti mormon sources. You don't have to to believe what the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints teaches, to factually present what they believe. Many of the people you talk about that are bapritized as members that were former mainline Christians, no doubt went to similiar sermons like what you just preached here. The problem occurs when they find out that information they were taught in sermons like these, conflicts with the story that is presented by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Noticing a difference, it leads them to dig further to know what the truth is on the matter. My actual advice is this. If you are not 100% sure about something, I wouldn't bring it up in a sermon. And for those things tha My second piece of advice on this topic is, If i came to your church and heard this sermon, I would walk away feeling empty. I go to church to focus on Jesus Christ, to learn of his life and teachings, and how I can apply them and his infinite atonement into my life. I don't go to church to hear about what others supposedly believe. If you are wondering, Yes I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. I am interested to know what your sources were for many of the things you said. As a life long member, I can tell you, that you pulled so many things out of context, that I stopped trying to write them all down. You don't have to implement anything I said here, as this is simply a randon comment on UA-cam. However, I can't help but think a little more preperation would have helped this sermon. If you actually read this comment, thanks for your time.

The oneness spoken of in both scriptures and in context are the same. Jesus was talking about those who would be his sheep, his care for his sheep and giving them everlasting life by means of the life he surrendered. He says the Father loves him because he surrenders his life for his sheep. He will also receive his life. This surrendering and receiving is a commandment from the Father to His Son. All these things the Son said are in harmony with what the Father commanded. Also the works he has done which prove himself the Christ are done in his Father’s name. The son and the Father are in agreement with all these things being done. The oneness is unity of purpose. Jesus was sent to accomplish the will of the Father. What the Father wanted done, Jesus wanted done and did. The works he did were the works of his Father. Jesus invited the Pharisees to believe the weeks he was doing. Why? So they would know the unity between the Father and the Son, that they were working together to save Israel. Jesus was not anywhere claiming to be God. The Pharisees who wanted to kill Jesus, and it didn’t matter if they lied to do it or had someone lie to bring false charges, are the ones who said he was making himself God. Jesus clearly told them that they were coming to attack him because he said he is God’s Son. The Son is not greater then the Father not is the one sent greater then the One who sent him. Paul in 1 Corinthians was also speaking of the oneness between Paul and Apollos who had the same goal in helping one become believers in the Lord. Each has the same goal and same purpose towards right hearted ones. Both were ministers of God. John 17 also helps us no the oneness it’s not claiming to be the same God as the other. “20 Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through their word; 21 That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me. 22 And the glory which thou gavest me I have given them; that they may be one, even as we are one:” Those believers be one, the same as the Father and Jesus are one, that the believers would be one with them. If as you sight in 1 John 5:7 that they are all one and the same God, doesn’t Jesus prayer, request that believers become that same God with Them? I say no. One doesn’t mean one and the same, but one in unity. One in purpose. One in will.

1 Corinthians 3:4 “For when one says, “I belong to Paul,” but another says, “I to A·polʹlos,” are you not acting like mere men? 5 What, then, is A·polʹlos? Yes, what is Paul? Ministers through whom you became believers, just as the Lord granted each one. 6 I planted, A·polʹlos watered, but God kept making it grow, 7 so that neither is the one who plants anything nor is the one who waters, but God who makes it grow.” The one who plants and the one who waters are “one” says Paul under inspiration. “Jesus says I and the a Father are one” - John 10:30 Those who teach the Trinity claim the above words Jesus said mean he is God just as the Father in God. They are the same being. This would mean the Paul, the one who waters, and Apollos, the one who plants, are the same being despite being individual persons. How do you reconcile this?

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Nope. Denial of the Theory of Evolution is on par with Climate Change Denial, claiming the Earth is flat, anti-vax etc. Creationism is a farce of lies, frauds and nonsense.

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