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| Chapter 4 | A FAIR Analysis of: Becoming Gods: A Closer Look at 21st-Century Mormonism A work by author: Richard Abanes
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Chapter 6 |
Claims made in "Chapter 5: Heavenly Father is a Man"
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Biblical verses that describe God as having body parts are "difficult to interpret and require careful study." |
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Mormons do not believe that "God is not a man" in spite of Biblical verses that state such. | ||
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God is a Spirit. |
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The title "Son of Man," does not mean "son of a man," contrary to what Mormons may assert. |
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