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Revision as of 07:14, 24 May 2010



A FAIR Analysis of:
The Changing World of Mormonism
A work by author: Jerald and Sandra Tanner

Claims made in Chapter 8: The Adam-God Doctrine

192-193

Claim
  • Mormons consider the fall of Adam a fortunate event.

Author's source(s)
  • Doctrines of Salvation 1:114-115
Response
  • The fall entailed negative consequences, but it was a necessary event and did not take God by surprise.
  • Latter-day Saints do not blame all their ills on Adam and Eve for making a choice that could have been avoided.
  • Plan of salvation/Original sin

193-195

Claim
  • Brigham Young preached that Adam was our God.

Author's source(s)
Response

196

Claim
  • Brigham continued to teach Adam-God.

Author's source(s)
  • Deseret News, June 18, 1873.
Response

198

Claim
  • Adam was not created of the dust of this earth.

Author's source(s)
  •  [ATTENTION!]
Response
 FAIR WIKI EDITORS: Check sources

198-199

Claim
  • Brigham taught that Adam is the only god that we should worship.

Author's source(s)
Response

199

Claim
  • Brigham taught that Adam was the father of our spirits.

Author's source(s)
  • Women of Mormondom, p. 180
Response

199

Claim
  • Brigham taught that Adam was the father of Jesus Christ.

Author's source(s)
Response

200

Claim
  • Heber C. Kimball taught that Adam was the father of Jesus Christ

Author's source(s)
Response

200

Claim
  • George Q. Cannon taught that Adam was the father of Jesus Christ.

Author's source(s)
  • Daily Journal of Abraham H. Cannon, March 10, 1888, vol. 10, pp.178-79; original at Brigham Young University.
Response

202

Claim
  • Anyone who teaches Adam-God will be excommunicated. The Church is therefore inconsistent because it will excommunicate someone for believing something taught by one of its prophets.

Author's source(s)
  •  [ATTENTION!]
Response