I'm mulling over becoming an intellectual

[Requiem]

Reform Mormonism: www.reformmormonism.org

"On the other hand, Reform Mormons do not believe that the proper role of a church in their lives should be one of governance. They tend to feel that the appropriate role of a church is to support the individual, not to govern it. This is in complete harmony with the Reform Mormon’s views on individual progression and cosmology. So, there is no organizational chart of those in “authority” over a Reform Mormon, because no one is in authority over them, and never will be."

[Indy Coug]

Here are some real winners

http://www.reformmormonism.org/aof.htm

3. We believe that all people are children of God, and may experience God's love in this life, and will return to God after this life. We believe that God's love includes freedom from judgment and condemnation.

6. We believe that every individual, by divine birthright, holds complete authority to act in the name, and with the power of, God, and that this power is shared equally among all.

[BlueHair]

Originally Posted by Requiem

Reform Mormonism: www.reformmormonism.org

"On the other hand, Reform Mormons do not believe that the proper role of a church in their lives should be one of governance. They tend to feel that the appropriate role of a church is to support the individual, not to govern it. This is in complete harmony with the Reform Mormon’s views on individual progression and cosmology. So, there is no organizational chart of those in “authority” over a Reform Mormon, because no one is in authority over them, and never will be."

Sign me up.

[BlueHair]

Originally Posted by Indy Coug

Here are some real winners

http://www.reformmormonism.org/aof.htm

Wow! All this time I thought some of the talent from the Bible stories dropped in like on Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and gave the authority to Joseph. Things are starting to make more sense now....