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|H=La Biblia y el matrimonio plural
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|L1=Pregunta: ¿No había un mandato bíblico para el matrimonio plural?
|L2=Pregunta: ¿La Biblia prohíbe el matrimonio plural?
|L3=Pregunta: ¿Cuáles son las "obras de Abraham" y cómo se relaciona esto con el matrimonio plural?
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{{epígrafe|Con la autoridad de la Biblia detrás de ellos, los primeros mormones argumentaron por el "matrimonio plural", y algunas sectas fundamentalistas mormones siguen practicando la poligamia. Ellos estaban y tienen razón: si la Biblia proporciona modelos autoritarios, entonces se debe permitir que un hombre tenga más de una esposa, como lo hicieron Abraham, Jacob, David y otros héroes bíblicos, sin ningún indicio de desaprobación divina.<br><br>&mdash;Michael Coogan, ''God and Sex: What the Bible Really Says'' (New York, N.Y.: Twelve, 2010), 78–79.}}
{{:Pregunta: ¿No había un mandato bíblico para el matrimonio plural?}}
{{:Pregunta: ¿La Biblia prohíbe el matrimonio plural?}}
{{:Pregunta: ¿Cuáles son las "obras de Abraham" y cómo se relaciona esto con el matrimonio plural?}}
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|link=http://www.fairmormon.org/perspectives/publications/polygamy-prophets-and-prevarication
|author=Gregory L. Smith, M.D.
|authorlink=http://www.fairmormon.org/perspectives/authors/smith-gregory
|title=Polygamy, Prophets, and Prevarication: Frequently and Rarely Asked Questions about the Initiation, Practice, and Cessation of Plural Marriage in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
|publication=FairMormon Papers
|date=2005
|summary=The criticism that polygamy is irreligious appeals to western sensibilities which favor monogamy, and argues that polygamy is inconsistent with biblical Christianity or (ironically) the Book of Mormon itself.
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This is a weak attack at best, and replies–devotional, apologetic, and scholarly–have been made to the claim.6 There is extensive, unequivocal evidence that polygamous relationships were condoned under various circumstances by biblical prophets, despite how uncomfortable this might make a modern Christian. Elder Orson Pratt was widely viewed as the victor in a three-day debate on this very point with Reverend John P. Newman, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate, in 1870.7
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Even were there no such precedents, LDS theology has no problem accepting and implementing novel commandments, since the Saints believe in continuing revelation. I will not belabor the matter here, since ample resources are available.
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