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Mormon Prophet Infallibility - Mormon Doctrine Studies - Posted: 23rd May, 2014 - 3:36am
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I really don't know what that means? Are prophets mortal mean given a Celestial Calling, yes! I believe Prophets do the same as we all do in our calling! We probably struggle a little, we pray hard over decisions we have to make! We follow the guidance of the spirit! I think prophets are the same way! (Maybe with some added guidance, because of the magnitude of the calling)
The key is, nothing the prophet does is every done alone! The Prophet is never going to make a some decision with out talking with his counselors, or the other 12 apostles! This group as a whole doesn't lead the church astray!
Mormon Prophet Infallibility
I think the church leadership is a rough stone rolling. So are the policies they make. Accepting them as infallible, even if they were, would mean a sacrifice of our righteous ability to reason. We should always be questionable.
Mormon Prophet Infallibility
As long as they are men, the possibility of leading astray is there whether big or small.
EAG:
QUOTE I find the fact that some (I'm talking about member exclusively) have such a distrust prophets teachings not corroberated in scripture disturbing.
Disturbing? What is disturbing about praying and receiving confirmation for ourselves when the Prophet speaks?
What do you all think about this quote of Pres. Joseph F. Smith:
QUOTE "It makes no difference what is written or what anyone has said, if what has been said is in conflict with what the Lord has revealed, we can set it aside. My words, and the teachings of any other member of the Church, high or low, if they don't square with the revelations, we need not accept them. Let us have this matter clear. We have accepted the four standard works as the measuring yardsticks, or balances, by which we measure every man's doctrine.
"You cannot accept the books written by the authorities of the Church as the standards of doctrine, only in so far as they accord with the revealed word in the standard works
"Every man who writes is responsible, not the Church, for what he writes. If Joseph Fielding Smith writes something which is out of harmony with the revelations, then every member of the Church is duty bound to reject it. If he writes that which is in perfect harmony with the revealed word of the Lord, then it should be accepted." (Doctrines of Salvation, vol. 3, pp. 203-204)
"You cannot accept the books written by the authorities of the Church as the standards of doctrine, only in so far as they accord with the revealed word in the standard works
"Every man who writes is responsible, not the Church, for what he writes. If Joseph Fielding Smith writes something which is out of harmony with the revelations, then every member of the Church is duty bound to reject it. If he writes that which is in perfect harmony with the revealed word of the Lord, then it should be accepted." (Doctrines of Salvation, vol. 3, pp. 203-204)
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