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World Religions and the History of Christianity: Mormonism & Jehovah Witness Mitt Romney Glenn Beck Jack Dempsey [boxer] The Osmonds Mormon Tabernacle Choir Mia Love (R) Harry Reid (D)


  1. World Religions and the History of Christianity: Mormonism & Jehovah Witness �������� • Mitt Romney • Glenn Beck • Jack Dempsey [boxer] • The Osmonds • Mormon Tabernacle Choir • Mia Love (R) • Harry Reid (D) • Jon Heder [Napoleon Dynamite] 183

  2. World Religions and the History of Christianity: Mormonism & Jehovah Witness 184

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  5. World Religions and the History of Christianity: Mormonism & Jehovah Witness https://www.mormon.org/beliefs/plan-of-salvation https://www.mormon.org/beliefs/plan-of-salvation Plan of Salvation Plan of Salvation • We lived with Heavenly Father before this • Long before the Creation of this earth, our life as His spirit children, and we came to Heavenly Father provided a plan that earth to gain a body and to learn and grow made it possible for us, His children, to and eventually return to Him. become like Him. This plan is called the plan of salvation. Understanding this plan gives us greater purpose in life. https://www.mormon.org/beliefs/plan-of-salvation https://www.mormon.org/beliefs/plan-of-salvation Plan of Salvation Plan of Salvation • Before this mortal life we lived with God as His • Sin and death are also part of mortality. spirit children, without physical bodies. We The Father sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to chose the Father’s plan, which included the provide a way to overcome sin and death. Creation of this earth and provided us the This He did through an act called the opportunity to come here to gain a body, make Atonement. Through Christ’s atoning choices, develop faith, and accept responsibility sacrifice we can repent of our sins and for our actions. This allows us to progress someday live with God and with our beyond what was possible in the spirit world when we lived with God. families forever. �������� • Prince • Michael Jackson • Serena Williams • Dwight D. Eisenhower • The Notorious B.I.G. 187

  6. World Religions and the History of Christianity: Mormonism & Jehovah Witness ���� ���� • The group now known as the Jehovah's • Witnesses are very active in evangelism and Witnesses was founded in 1879 by Charles missions, both in the group's original home of Taze Russell, a Pennsylvania businessman. the United States and throughout the world. Russell's Adventist background and study of • Jehovah's Witnesses adhere to Russell's the Bible led him to conclude, among other teachings on Hell and the Trinity and things, that the second coming of Christ emphasize the immanent End Times, clean would occur in 1914, that Hellfire did not and moral living, the equality of all races, and exist, and God was not a Trinity. Today, there adherence to the teachings of the Bible. are 6.4 million practicing Jehovah's Witnesses worldwide. ���� ������� • They reject blood transfusions because • Jehovah's Witnesses disagree with the mainstream Christian belief that Jesus was of the New Testament command to "fully God, fully man." Witnesses teach that "abstain from blood" and do not vote or Jesus was not God, but rather God's first serve in the military. Witnesses reject creation. Jesus existed in pre-human form as the symbol of the cross, do not God's agent of creation and God's chief celebrate any traditional Christian spokesman (the Word), and took on human holidays, and do not celebrate form as the man Jesus by means of a virgin birthdays. birth. ������� ������� • Jehovah’s Witness believe in Jesus Christ, • The purpose of Jesus' incarnation on earth was threefold in the view of Witnesses: (1) To teach the but they don’t believe He was God in the truth about God; (2) to provide a model of a perfect flesh. They actually believe He was the life for people to follow; and (3) to sacrifice his life archangel Michael. They also firmly believe to set humans free from sin and death. His that Jesus already returned in secret in 1917. crucifixion was not on a cross, but a single upright stake. After his death, God raised Jesus from the dead "as a spirit creature" and Jesus returned to his home in heaven. Jesus was not made King, however, until 1914. 188

  7. World Religions and the History of Christianity: Mormonism & Jehovah Witness ��������� ��������� • For Jehovah's Witnesses, the purpose • Witnesses believe that salvation was of life is to earn the right to participate in made possible through Christ's death, God's future Kingdom on earth, and to who made up for the sin of Adam. But help others to do so. Witnesses eternal life comes not simply from faith therefore focus on living a moral, in Jesus but from "learning about acceptable life before God and Jehovah and obeying his requirements," witnessing about their faith to others. proving oneself to be God's loyal subject, and listening to the Kingdom message and acting on it. https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-is-salvation/ https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-is-salvation/ What is the way to salvation? Can you lose out on salvation? • To gain salvation, you must exercise faith in • Yes. Just as a person saved from drowning Jesus and demonstrate that faith by obeying his could fall or jump back into the water, a person commands.—Acts 4:10, 12; Romans 10:9, 10; who has been saved from sin but fails to keep Hebrews 5:9. exercising faith could lose out on salvation. For this reason, the Bible urges Christians who have • The Bible shows that you must have works, or received salvation “to put up a hard fight for the acts of obedience, to prove that your faith is faith.” (Jude 3) It also warns those who have alive. (James 2:24, 26) However, this does not been saved: “Keep working out your own mean that you can earn salvation. It is “God’s salvation with fear and trembling.”—Philippians gift” based on his “undeserved kindness,” or 2:12. “grace.”—Ephesians 2:8, 9; King James Version. ��������� ��������� • Jehovah's Witnesses consider themselves true • Apart from whatever else might be Christians, but most mainstream Christians do not going on in MORMONISM and agree that they are. The feeling is mutual, however: Jehovah's Witnesses deny that other Christian JEHOVAH WITNESSES, they are groups are true Christians. Christian in name ONLY. • "Christendom" is defined as that part of the world where Christianity prevails. It is largely the Western • They reject a grace based GOSPEL world with its church systems, which from about the AND the full person and work of fourth century C.E. became prominent. JESUS CHRIST. 189

  8. World Religions and the History of Christianity: Mormonism & Jehovah Witness ��������� ��������� • First, know what you believe. • Fourth, do not argue about non-essentials. The entire • Second, be knowledgeable of conversation “hinges” on one what others believe. thing – JESUS. • Third, be gracious. ��������� • Thus, only three things are necessary. –They are sinners –Jesus is their Savior –They must accept Him. ������������ 190

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