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| − | =[[Latter-day Saint scripture|Latter-day Saint scripture canon]]=
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| − | ==Overview of Latter-day Saint scripture==
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| − | |summary=An index of subjects with Latter-day Saint scripture.
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| − | ==Completeness of Latter-day Saint scripture canon==
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| − | |link=Mormonism and the Bible/Open canon vs. closed canon
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| − | |summary=Critics claim that the Church is in error because Christianity requires a "closed canon" (no more authoritative revelation) instead of the Church's "open canon" (potential for more binding revelation). The Bible is an important record of God's message to humanity. However, the Bible—or any other written text—cannot be the focus of the Christian's life or faith. Only One deserves that place: God.
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| − | |link=Mormonism and the Bible/Completeness
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| − | |subject=Completeness of the Bible
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| − | |summary=Critics claim the Bible contains all necessary or essential knowledge to assure salvation. Therefore, things like modern prophets or additional scripture (such as the Book of Mormon) are unnecessary or even blasphemous.
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| − | |link=Mormonism and the Bible/Lost scripture
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| − | |subject=Lost scripture mentioned in the Bible
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| − | |summary=There are several references to lost scripture mentioned in the Bible. What does the Book of Mormon mean when it says that "plain and precious" things have been taken out of the bible? What is this about, and what implications does it have for the doctrine of Biblical inerrancy and sufficiency?
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| − | ==Consistency of Latter-day Saint scripture canon==
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Supposed contradictions
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| − | |summary=Critics present two or more scriptures from LDS scripture, and insist that the scriptures contradict each other. This article examines the supposed contradictions, presents the scriptures cited in context, and demonstrates that claims of contradiction rest on: 1) a misinterpretation of LDS scripture, 2) comparing two verses which are speaking about different things or 3) reading Protestant meanings into scriptural terminology.
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Supposed contradictions/Contradictions in LDS scripture table
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| − | |subject=Contradictions in LDS scripture table
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| − | |summary=Many conservative Protestant critics have reproduced a table which purports to show how LDS scripture contradicts itself.
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Supposed contradictions/Multiple versus single creators
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| − | |subject=Multiple versus single creators
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| − | |summary=Critics claim that LDS scripture is contradictory, since the Book of Mormon and Moses describe "God" as creating, while the Book of Abraham describes "Gods." The scriptures affirm that there is "One God" consisting of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. A great debate in Christian history has been the nature of this oneness.
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Supposed contradictions/Remission of sins before or after baptism
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| − | |summary=Critics claim that LDS scriptures such as DC 20:37 (first case) and 2 Nephi 31:17, 3 Nephi 12:2, and Moroni 8:11 (second case) are contradictory about the order in which one receives baptism and a remission of sins. Some critics claim further that "Mormon theologians" have ignored this issue. However, these scriptures are not contradictory, for at least three reasons—any one of which is sufficient to disprove the critics' claim. In this article, we will first list the scriptural texts, and then discuss each of the three reasons for which they are not properly seen as contradictory.
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| − | ==Interpretation of Latter-day Saint scripture==
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Interpretation
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| − | |summary=A collection of quotes from Latter-day Saint leaders related to the interpretation of scripture.
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Critical proof text
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| − | |subject=Critical proof text
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| − | |summary=These articles address specific scriptures used by critics as proof-texts.
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Critical proof text/John 4:24
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| − | |summary=This verse is used as a proof-text by critics of the LDS doctrine of the corporeal nature of God. Critics argue that this passage proves that God does not have a physical body.
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Critical proof text/Revelation 22:18-19
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Critical proof text/Isaiah 43:10
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| − | |subject=Isaiah 43:10
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| − | |summary=This verse is used as a proof-text by critics of the LDS doctrines of the plurality of gods and the deification of man. Critics claim that this verse proves that there never has been or ever will be another being who could properly be called a god.
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| − | |link=Latter-day Saint scripture/Critical proof text/Genesis 3:5
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| − | |subject=Genesis 3:4
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| − | |summary=This verse is used by critics to attempt to show that the LDS doctrine of deification is a teaching of Satan.
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