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Revision as of 09:14, 2 December 2011
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Contents
- 1 Holy Ghost
- 2 Topics
- 2.1 Anachronistic Holy Ghost in Book of Mormon?
- 2.2 Burning in the bosom
- 2.3 Critics claim praying to know the truth is not reliable
- 2.4 Divinity without a body?
- 2.5 Identity
- 2.6 Joseph Smith is the Holy Ghost?
- 2.7 Moroni's promise
- 2.8 Similar experiences
- 2.9 Testimony and doubt reconciliation
- 2.10 Will the Holy Ghost receive a body?
- 3 Further reading
Holy Ghost
==Topics
==
Anachronistic Holy Ghost in Book of Mormon?
Burning in the bosom
Critics claim praying to know the truth is not reliable
Divinity without a body?
Summary: Critics charge that since LDS doctrine teaches that a body is required for exaltation, the Holy Ghost cannot be fully God, because he does not have a physical body.Identity
Joseph Smith is the Holy Ghost?
Moroni's promise
Similar experiences
Testimony and doubt reconciliation
Will the Holy Ghost receive a body?