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Christian definition of God: eternal, unchanging spirit, omnipotent and omniscient from eternity — not a being who became God.

Why Mormons and Christians Can't Understand Each Other 00:01:35 – 00:02:38

First vocabulary comparison: the word 'God.' Mike lays out the orthodox Christian view before contrasting it with the Mormon view.

For Christians, God has always possessed all divine attributes — omnipotence, omniscience, perfection — without beginning. God is spirit in his essence. This is contrasted with Mormon theology where divine attributes were acquired progressively.
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Why Mormons and Christians Can't Understand Each Other @ 00:01:35

2018-01-24

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