Here's the thing:
You keep asking us to prove our beliefs using only the Holy Bible. But the Holy Bible alone has how many translations? And Christianity as a whole can't decide whether or not the Apocrypha should be included as Scripture or not. And within the past 100 years we have found other texts of biblical signifigance (all the Dead Sea Scrolls).
Yet, somehow, so many Non-LDS people are all in accord with one another when they say they're Christian, even when they have very different concepts of doctrine.
And then there's folks like me, Latter-day saints. We know the Holy Bible, and we know that it's gone through the hands of men. We know that not everything that the Lord has said has made its way to Man through the Holy Bible.
And we don't think the Lord would suffer this to be so.
So, you ask us to defend our beliefs using just the Holy Bible (whichever versions you consider to be Christian), but that's just, in the end, silly. We believe that there has been more written, and more revelation given by the Lord concerning his great Word, and that's where we get our "teachings" from.
As great as it is to have someone bring up questions like you have, which leads those such as myself to study more about what we believe, there's always going to be the fact that I believe the Book of Mormon is the most accurate representation of the Word of God, and that I believe that Christ still talks to us through prophets, as he did in the rest of the Scriptures.
So, ask your questions, but you're never going to get an answer from "us" that really satisfies you.
Christ is the Son of God, the Lord of lords, the King of kings. I believe He has walked this earth, has suffered and died for our sins, and that He overcame death and rose again. I believe the Old Testament prophecies of the first coming of the Messiah, and that the New Testament documents his actual arrival and ministry.
That sounds pretty Christian to me. Yeah, after that I have different ideas, but other denominations can't even agree on what's what.
Still, Christ is my center spoke. He's the one I want to be like, He's the one I love more than any other. You sound like you love Him, too. That's wonderful! I'm probably not the ideal "Mormon", but I just think that Christ is the greatest being ever, and that any one and every one should love Him.
While I accept your love of Christ, you don't need me to in order for it to be real. Likewise, I don't need your acceptance for mine to be real.
I enjoy these types of discussions, because it gets me searching the Scriptures, but from now on any one using their Scriptures to justify their beliefs will be met by me using my Scriptures to justify my beliefs. Seems only fair.
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I've had a lot of caffeine today. I had no intention of writing more than a paragraph, but I'm wired. Also, this isn't just for Malachi7, but I guess comes from dealing with many people such as him. (I don't mean that in a negative way, and I don't consider you "anti"). They have valid questions about our faith, and I've tried to explain it with just the Holy Bible, but that's pretty hard considering what I believe.