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Denying the lake of fire is giving people the licence to sin.
The soul was made in the image of God, and lives on throughout all eternity after death.Sounds like you've got a rock‑solid case!

Statistics: Posted by Everybody Wang Chung — Mo...


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Denying the lake of fire is giving people the licence to sin.
The soul was made in the image of God, and lives on throughout all eternity after death.

Statistics: Posted by Quantum1982 — Mon Apr 06, 2026 2:55 pm


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Well if you get a team of Christian attorneys together then you might have a chance. There is Christian Attorneys of America.

LDS needs to be exposed for their misrepresentation of the mark of the beast, and their denial of the lake of fire.The framing here is very literal and black and white, but when in reality it reads far more like a Monet; diffuse, symbol...

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In related news, the Russian Supreme Court has banned the Jehovah's Witnesses.
We need a similar ban of the LDS in certain countries.
This makes the work of Christian evangelism easier.

Statistics: Posted by Quantum1982 — Mon Apr 06, 2026 2:3...


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Does anyone know if there has been any successful court cases against the LDS church?
"On 6 January 1879, the Court issued its unanimous decision affirming Reynolds's conviction and rejecting Reynolds's argument that the Latter-day Saint practice of plural marriage was protected by the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution."


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