I'm implying that God is in charge. He calls who He wants. It's not a matter of importance as it is to say that God choses who His prophets are.Gadianton Slayer wrote: ↑November 20th, 2021, 6:33 pmYes, for choosing which is most important there is certainly an "or". So which do you feel is most important?Liahona wrote: ↑November 20th, 2021, 6:26 pmI did. It's not an "or" statement as you make it out to be.Gadianton Slayer wrote: ↑November 20th, 2021, 6:21 pmYou aren't addressing the issue I have. If you had to choose one piece of advice (or as he said before the "most important" thing), would it be to follow a man? Or would it be to follow God?Liahona wrote: ↑November 20th, 2021, 6:09 pm
We can come back to that later. I am specifically referring to your original post where you quote Elder Rasband's counsel to "choose to follow God's living prophet." To which you quote the very end, leaving out the possessive "'s" from Rasband's quote which specifically qualifies to follow God's living prophet and then proceed to say "The LDS org is run by men who preach anti-Christ doctrine."
Mosiah 18 specifically states that individuals believed the words from Alma. Elder Rasband's counsel is in harmony with the scriptures. If we lived back in Alma's time your advice would be not to follow Alma, which as I stated previously, is ironic. Ironic that the logic you use proves the very thing you're trying to disprove.
Also no, that's not for later. Rasband has repeatedly said that "the prophet" cannot lead us astray, which is a false doctrine. Do prophets of God preach false doctrine that contradicts the Lord?
Do you believe God can lead us astray?
What does that have to do with men saying that they're incapable of leading us astray? Are you implying that "the prophet" will always speak for God and will therefore never lead us astray? The Lord tells us differently in JST Mark 9.
Rasband used the possessive to express that. Words matter.