Heavens Rejoices Over 1 Lost Person that is found
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Matthew......you continue to post videos of Shawn McCraney but you have not told us anything about WHY.
Mr. McCraney is a so called ex-Mormon. You from your posts have follow his teachings almost to the letter now even including Heavy Metal music.
Mormons have church membership, leadership, calls to holiness, Sabbaths, tithing, and a traditional form of worship. Non-Mormons such as Mr. McCreary and it seems YOU as well reject all of these. Most ex-Mormons embrace a “personal relationship with Jesus,” divorced from a visible church.
Since Mormons have authoritarian leadership, non-Mormons often stress a radical individualism without personal accountability. which is exactly what you have been doing and posting. Since LDS equate holiness with avoiding coffee and alcohol, non-Mormons tend to downplay any holiness in favor of “freedom in Christ.”
Since the Mormons have a Sabbath, any Sabbath must be legalism. Since Mormons use tithes to control access to the temple, all tithing must be rejected. Since Mormons sing traditional hymns, worship must be a rock concert with laser lights and smoke machines for it to be “real.”
You have done the very same thing by suggesting "YOUR" music was acceptable and the words you used were......"Heavy Metal".
Shawn is simply an extreme, “grunge” version of what defines a lot of non-Mormon religionists.
He seems to recognize that his Christianity isn’t really Biblical at all.
He is in fact a full blown full preterist!.
By claiming that the Second Coming was in 70 A.D., he can ignore anything that conflicts with his totally “spiritual” religion. He can say that All the prophecies about the 2nd Coming passed away with the the destruction of Jerusalem by Rome.
By attacking “Sola Scriptura,” he can also add new revelations that allow him to redefine things according to his desires.
Does that sound familiar to you at all.
The irony is that in the end, McCraney’s “Church of Anti-Mormonism” ends up looking a lot like Mormonism.