Peter, Paul and Mormonism – The 12 Days of Christmas Toscano DialoguesIn this second of 12 conversations we explore the ultimate theological conundrum:  If religion and Gods are real rather than a human invention to help us cope with our own inevitable deaths, how are we to bridge the gap between our existence as limited mortal animals trapped in a brief space-time continuum or timeline with a beginning and an end, and the existence of a God that is eternal and is not limited like that?  And how can we and a God have both imperfect and mortal and perfectly eternal aspects of ourselves as part of our natures at the same time?  Quantum physics and theology are both pointing to lots of ways this could be real… but why even care when the religion that taught us about God and our immortal souls in the first place is doing all 17 of the things New Testament Jesus specifically commanded religious leaders never to do?

Peter, Paul and Mormonism – The 12 Days of Christmas Toscano Dialogues In this second of 12 conversations we explore the ultimate theological conundrum: If religion and Gods are real rather than a human invention to help us cope with our own inevitable deaths, how are we to bridge the gap between our existence as limited mortal animals trapped in a brief space-time continuum or timeline with a beginning and an end, and the existence of a God that is eternal and is not limited like that? And how can we and a God have both imperfect and mortal and perfectly eternal aspects of ourselves as part of our natures at the same time? Quantum physics and theology are both pointing to lots of ways this could be real… but why even care when the religion that taught us about God and our immortal souls in the first place is doing all 17 of the things New Testament Jesus specifically commanded religious leaders never to do?

Peter, Paul and Mormonism – The 12 Days of Christmas Toscano DialoguesIn this second of 12 conversations we explore the ultimate theological conundrum:&nbsp; If religion and Gods are real rather than a human invention to help us cope with our own inevitable deaths, how are we to bridge the gap between our existence as limited mortal animals trapped in a brief space-time continuum or timeline with a beginning and an end, and the existence of a God that is eternal and is not limited like that?&nbsp; And how can we and a God have both imperfect and mortal and perfectly eternal aspects of ourselves as part of our natures at the same time?&nbsp; Quantum physics and theology are both pointing to lots of ways this could be real… but why even care when the religion that taught us about God and our immortal souls in the first place is doing all 17 of the things New Testament Jesus specifically commanded religious leaders never to do? &nbsp;

MORMON CIVIL WAR: THE CHRISTMAS TOSCANO DIALOGUES DAY 2 - IDEALISM VS PHYSICALISM

This is a place for dialogue about 'Christians vs Pharisees: Choosing sides and how to fight for them in the Mormon Civil War' and other collaborations like 'The Loyal Opposition' where Peter Bleakley has teamed up with Nemo the Mormon. At current rates of decline in active membership the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will functionally cease to exist in Europe, most of the rest of the world and several regions of the USA in the next 10-15 years, so radical reforms need to happen now if it is to survive, and it may already too late.   The vast majority of members have already left the Church globally, including 80% of the young people raised in it, and recently leaked data has revealed that in my homeland of the UK and the Republic of Ireland we are down to less than 15% of our members active and it is falling fast. The stats across the rest of Europe are similar.  I will be discussing not only what the General Authorities and local leaders and members have to stop doing and saying to choose Christian Mormonism instead of Pharisee Mormonism (and stop trying to teach and practice both at once and failing), but also the positive changes that need to happen radically and fast to have this amazing religion with so much positive potential survive and thrive in the real world of the 21st Century.  What do you think it will take?

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This is a place for dialogue about 'Christians vs Pharisees: Choosing sides and how to fight for them in the Mormon Civil War' and other collaborations like 'The Loyal Opposition' where Peter Bleakley has teamed up with Nemo the Mormon. At current rates of decline in active membership the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will functionally cease to exist in Europe, most of the rest of the world and several regions of the USA in the next 10-15 years, so radical reforms need to happen now if it is to survive, and it may already too late. The vast majority of members have already left the Church globally, including 80% of the young people raised in it, and recently leaked data has revealed that in my homeland of the UK and the Republic of Ireland we are down to less than 15% of our members active and it is falling fast. The stats across the rest of Europe are similar. I will be discussing not only what the General Authorities and local leaders and members have to stop doing and saying to choose Christian Mormonism instead of Pharisee Mormonism (and stop trying to teach and practice both at once and failing), but also the positive changes that need to happen radically and fast to have this amazing religion with so much positive potential survive and thrive in the real world of the 21st Century. What do you think it will take?

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