Halloween may technically have an origin in a Christian celebration or holiday, but does it still resemble anything close to that origin? Should Christians celebrate it today? Is there any problem with the demonic and morbid decorations that are common even among Christians during this holiday? We discuss this and more during this episode. We also discuss our thoughts on the crucifix and cross, subjects of mixed feelings among members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Lastly, we discuss what we know of the spirit world and whether it conforms to themes found in near-death experiences we’ve read. 

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And, as always, submit your questions and comments to us with this link. 

Show Resources:

• Near-Death Experiences Attest to Life After Death | LDS.net 

• Trust in the Lord By President Dallin H. Oaks 

• Complete 17 Book Faith-Promoting Series Now Available Free | Mormon Texts Project 

• What Is This Thing That Men Call Death? Latter-day Saint Teachings About the Spirit World

The title is click-baity but those are the topics for today. What are we to interpret about Jesus’s words in Matthew 19:29 where he says those who forsake family “shall receive an hundredfold”? We also discuss the question of whether the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is using its funds in the most Christlike way. Lastly, we talk about whether there is automatic salvation in the case of those without the law. Do they get it for free? If so, wouldn’t the world be better off not having the law so everyone would be saved?

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And, as always, submit your questions and comments to us with this link. 

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If the doctrine of eternal marriages and families is as important as we treat it in the latter-day church, why isn’t it found in the Bible? And, further, why does it appear that Christ teaches against it?

Can the church, as some believe, become fallen and apostate? Could the Brethren be leading us astray led by corrupt and sinful motives?

Listen in this week to hear our answers. 

And, as always, submit your questions and comments to us with this link. 

Stay tuned for our weekly episodes.