Lds But If Not - Really you and your bishop should decide but if you don't believe, why join? I don't mean that rhetorically. Strictly speaking, the baptismal interview goes beyond the promises you make. Yes, you can declare that you're not mormon/lds, but there's a downside. The church will still include your name in its records, possibly attempting to track and contact you later. That is one of their fuoundational beliefs and could be considered unusual. Men accomplish marvelous things by trusting in the lord and keeping his commandments—by exercising faith even when they don’t know how the lord is shaping them. It is okay to attend church even if you have doubts, as that provides the opportunity to gain answers to any questions that you may have. I personally had it explained to me, that while all. Our god will deliver us from threats, accusations, and insecurity, but if not. He will deliver us from death or impairment of loved ones, but if not,. We will trust in the lord. Our god will see. The three hebrew magistrates expressed trust that the lord would deliver them from the fiery furnace, “but if not,” they said to the king, “we [still] will not serve thy gods” (dan.
Really you and your bishop should decide but if you don't believe, why join? I don't mean that rhetorically. Strictly speaking, the baptismal interview goes beyond the promises you make. Yes, you can declare that you're not mormon/lds, but there's a downside. The church will still include your name in its records, possibly attempting to track and contact you later.