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Does the God of the Bible have a Body of Flesh and Bone?
Anti-Mormons often say that Mormons believe in a false, non-scriptural God, not the God of the Bible. In Deuteronomy 4:28, the Lord said that people would "serve gods, the work of men’s hands, wood and stone, which neither see, nor hear, nor eat, nor smell..." This is a definition of idolatry: to worship a God who can't see, hear or smell. Let's see what the Bible says about God. The following Bible scriptures indicate that God has a body and that man is literally created in his image... Continue reading at Examiner.com
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The Mormon Index
- The Tactics of Anti-Mormons
- Are Mormons Christians?
- What does the Bible Teach about the Trinity?
- Do Mormons Believe that Jesus and Satan are Brothers?
- Do Mormons Believe They Can Become Gods?
- What Does the Book of Mormon Teach About Jesus?
- Does the God of the Bible have a Body of Flesh and Bone?
- Why Don't Mormons Display the Cross?
- The Necessity of Divine Authority in the True Church
- Do Mormons Believe in Salvation by Grace or Works?
- Do Mormons Practice Polygamy?
- Baptism for the Dead
- Does Modern Scripture Add to or Take Away from the Bible?
- Why Did the Church Withhold the Priesthood from African-American Men?
- Why Do Mormons Believe in a Prophet?
- A 'Kitchen Table Discussion About DNA'
- Confirmed: Hebrew DNA Found in South America
- Why Joseph Smith?
- Can a Person Really See God?
- "Blood Atonement"
- Mormon Garments
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