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By Anonymous on 8/16/08 11:15am
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According to D&C 88:22, a person who "is not able to abide the law of a celestial kingdom cannot abide a celestial glory." Are you abiding a celestial law?

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Casey have you read The Book

Submitted by kowlz on 6/28/08 1:02pm.

Casey have you read The Book of Morman,if you have then you would understand that everything that the Prophet Joseph Smith was talking about is true and that The Book of Morman is another testiment of Jesus Christ, hope to hear back from you,your friend kowlz.

[I wanted to let you know

Submitted by Casey on 6/28/08 8:48pm.

[I wanted to let you know this week is going to be a busy one, and I probably won't have time respond to your post until Wed. or Thurs]. Just wanted to let you know I am not ignoring your post.

God bless you,
Casey Ryan

It is so simple Casey yet you

Submitted by mormon388 on 6/29/08 2:45am.

It is so simple Casey yet you try to put in your meaning on our scripture and then tell us what we mean by it in order to condemn us. Athiests do it to the Bible and you do it to us. Part of living the Celestial law is repenting of sin which men do commit and do not stop committing(sp?) until death. A man living the celestial law is not a man living a perfect life. He is a man who understands and relies on the atonement of Christ. He does his best to be obedient and he knows obedience helps him have a happier human life. He will make mistakes and does repent of them and relies on the mercies of God. So if you ask me if I abide the Celestial law I would say "Yes". Do you get to define the Celestial law for us or does God? You are simply playing with words twisting them as many before you have done. I have no idea what pleasure this must bring you, but I dare you to think for yourself and come up with a real good accusation that the hundreds before you have not already thrown out at us which we have already answered to.