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Samuel: Mormon.

Hi, I'm Samuel

I'm a Mormon

About Me

I enjoy dirt bike riding and camping! I enjoy snowmobiling in the winter, I love the outdoors! Wake boarding and water sports in the Summer. Hanging out with friends. I served a mission in Boston, Massachusetts. I love being with my family.

Why I am a Mormon

I am a Mormon because like many of them I have read, pondered and prayed about the Book of Mormon and I know that it is true. The answer that I received from the Holy Ghost started me on the path to Follow Jesus Christ and his teachings. It has continually sustained through many things and I continually receive answers of the truthfulness of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints through the Holy Ghost by praying and seeking out the answer. I follow simply because I received an answer from myself from the Holy Ghost and not from any man on Earth and I continue to seek out answers in the same way regarding the truth.

How I live my faith

I have been the leader of a few of my church youth quorum groups when I was younger, in church they split the youth up into age groups so that your always with someone your age. I always felt loved in the Church and have always had friends that were my age and older who I could count on. I was a home teacher with my Dad and we went and shared messages about Jesus Christ to Members of the Church that we had been assigned to teach. I served a mission, where as I was bale to serve and teach others about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I do my best to follow the counsel of our current Prophet and Apostles. I follow Jesus Christs example by doing my best to serve people and to love them and to learn of him through the Book of Mormon, the Bible, and from the words and teachings of our modern day Prophet Thomas S. Monson, his counselors and the 12 Apostles.

  • Why do some call Mormonism a cult?

    Kevin

    Kevin answered...

    I suppose that new and different things have always been a challenge for some. It seems possible that the New Testament Christians might also have been called a cult: they were few in number, taught new, or at least different, doctrines and were lead by strong, charismatic leaders (a study of the early apostles like Peter or Paul bears this out).

    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (often called the Mormon church) follows the teachings of Jesus Christ as contained in the Bible and the Book of Mormon. We do not worship our founding prophet (Joseph Smith) or our current prophet (Thomas S. Monson). We teach that men are saved by the grace of Jesus Christ and his atoning sacrice on the cross and that as we strive to follow Him and keep His commandments, that redemption becomes personal.

    If others persist in defining the Church as a cult, in spite of our rather obvious Christian beliefs and doctrines, then we will simply have to agree to disagree.

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