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However, the god of Mormonism — a religion that, theologically, is a cult of Christianity — constantly changes his mind; reason why the doctrines of the Mormon Church often change (interestingly, whenever doing so is convenient to the Mormon Church).

Canadian polygamist leaders charged; reaction mixed 2009

However, the god of Mormonism — a religion that, theologically, is a cult of Christianity — constantly changes his mind; reason why the doctrines of the Mormon Church often change (interestingly, whenever doing so is convenient to the Mormon Church).

Polygamist sect on Idaho-B.C. border drawing new scrutiny 2009

However, the god of Mormonism — a religion that, theologically, is a cult of Christianity — constantly changes his mind; reason why the doctrines of the Mormon Church often change (interestingly, whenever doing so is convenient to the Mormon Church).

Winston Blackmore condemns polygamy charges as religious persecution 2009

However, the god of Mormonism — a religion that, theologically, is a cult of Christianity — constantly changes his mind; reason why the doctrines of the Mormon Church often change (interestingly, whenever doing so is convenient to the Mormon Church).

Child welfare officials say child abuse, neglect common at Texas polygamists’ ranch 2008

However, the god of Mormonism — a religion that, theologically, is a cult of Christianity — constantly changes his mind; reason why the doctrines of the Mormon Church often change (interestingly, whenever doing so is convenient to the Mormon Church).

Polygamist group issues voter guide 2008

However, the god of Mormonism — a religion that, theologically, is a cult of Christianity — constantly changes his mind; reason why the doctrines of the Mormon Church often change (interestingly, whenever doing so is convenient to the Mormon Church).

Polygamy in cross hairs of Senate panel 2008

"The basic problem that I have theologically is that God's activity in the world should be hidden," says George Murphy, a Lutheran theologian, PhD physicist, and author of The Cosmos in the Light of the Cross.

When Mixing Science and Theology is OK 2005

With enough private Christian schools, the public American schools can remain theologically-neutral; but Christians are simultaneously able to construct and preach their own curriculum without any interference from the secular government.

November 30th, 2005 2005

"The basic problem that I have theologically is that God's activity in the world should be hidden," says George Murphy, a Lutheran theologian, PhD physicist, and author of The Cosmos in the Light of the Cross.

When Mixing Science and Theology is OK 2005

The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod is often referred to as theologically conservative.

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