So, you reject the doctrine of Thessalonians.
I'm pretty sure there's nothing left of the bodies of those who died during the first year of Christ's Church. If the "spirit bodies" got along just fine for over two thousand years why reunite them? The word "sleep" is just a more digestible way of saying "dead". It's more comforting to think of your love ones being asleep waiting for the day when Jesus will shout from heaven waking them up. Plus Thessalonians says not all will be dead meeting Jesus in the heavens on that day.
The passage you're referring to occurred after he was resurrected. That same spiritual body made it possible for him to instantly appear to the Apostles when they were behind closed doors. I know it's difficult to understand but Jesus was resurrected in a new body which he had control of. He can now appear in any form he wishes, like the angels in heaven. There are no limits to that "spiritual body" and when we are raised on the day of his return we will have a body like his.
So you say. They would say the LDS has no authority and that Joseph Smith was a con artist. He certainly had a checkered life.
Yea, but like them the LDS have no proof of being divinely given the "keys of the Kingdom". You only have the word of a man who makes the claim that Peter, James, and John appeared to him. Any witnesses of this visit?
But your Church is named after two entities -- of Jesus Christ and -- of the latter day saints. Why not just "The Church of Jesus Christ"?
I still don't understand what you're saying here. The day he was born was the day he died?
The Sabbath serves a purpose for man. To bring man together to praise God. But as Jesus demonstrated every day is the same with God. To make a day special is to put it above God. Read the verse in context to see what Jesus was being accused of.
Yea, that's funny.
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