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| |subject=Scriptures used by critics of Mormonism as proof-texts
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| |sublink1=Question: How is John 4:24 used as a proof-text by critics of Mormon doctrine of the corporeal nature of God?
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| |sublink2=Question: Does the fact that the Bible states that nothing should be "added to" or "taken away" from the book mean that the Book of Mormon is false?
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| |sublink3=Question: How is Isaiah 43:10 used as a proof-text by critics of the Mormon doctrines of the plurality of gods and the deification of man?
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| |sublink4=Question: How is Genesis 3:5 used by critics to attempt to show that the Mormon doctrine of deification is a teaching of Satan?
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| {{:Question: How is John 4:24 used as a proof-text by critics of Mormon doctrine of the corporeal nature of God?}}
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| {{:Question: Does the fact that the Bible states that nothing should be "added to" or "taken away" from the book mean that the Book of Mormon is false?}}
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| {{:Question: How is Isaiah 43:10 used as a proof-text by critics of the Mormon doctrines of the plurality of gods and the deification of man?}}
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| {{:Question: How is Genesis 3:5 used by critics to attempt to show that the Mormon doctrine of deification is a teaching of Satan?}}
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