Knowing the Godhead - by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland

[theplains]

This is from something (Liahona) that appeared on the church's web site.

Elder Holland quoted the late Bruce R. McConkie - "There is no salvation in believing ... false 
doctrine, particularly a false or unwise view about the Godhead or any of its members."

Does this mean those who reject the exaltation of Heavenly Father (a man who became God of our
Planet Earth) will not be saved (exalted) themselves?  Or does salvation mean something else?

Thanks,
Jim

[VideoGameJunkie]

I'll believe whatever the church tells me to believe.

[JLHPROF]

1 hour ago, theplains said:

This is from something (Liahona) that appeared on the church's web site.

Elder Holland quoted the late Bruce R. McConkie - "There is no salvation in believing ... false 
doctrine, particularly a false or unwise view about the Godhead or any of its members."

Does this mean those who reject the exaltation of Heavenly Father (a man who became God of our
Planet Earth) will not be saved (exalted) themselves?  Or does salvation mean something else?

Thanks,
Jim

John 17:3 And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.

[Rivers]

3 hours ago, theplains said:

This is from something (Liahona) that appeared on the church's web site.

Elder Holland quoted the late Bruce R. McConkie - "There is no salvation in believing ... false 
doctrine, particularly a false or unwise view about the Godhead or any of its members."

Does this mean those who reject the exaltation of Heavenly Father (a man who became God of our
Planet Earth) will not be saved (exalted) themselves?  Or does salvation mean something else?

Thanks,
Jim

When Jesus taught that it was life eternal to "know" God, I've always interpeted this in a more relational sense.

Edited January 31, 2016 by Rivers