Does foreknowledge imply predestination?

Does foreknowledge imply predestination?

Dear Gramps, Re your answer to “Hurting in Grant Pass,” do all things happen because God has planned them, or do things happen because men exercise free will, and God allows things (even bad things) to happen that occur as a result of men exercising free will....

Why is family genealogy so important in the Mormon church?

Why is family genealogy so important in the Mormon church?

Dear Gramps, Why is family genealogy so important in the Mormon church? Ernie, from Powell, Ohio Dear Ernie, In order to be saved in the celestial kingdom of God, a person must accept Jesus Christ as his Savior, repent of his sins, be baptized by immersion for the...

How can I help my wayward friend?

How can I help my wayward friend?

Dear Gramps, I have a dear friend who is like a sister to me. Since I got married two years ago, we drifted apart a little, although we still keep in touch by email and phone. I moved from Draper to Salt Lake City and I stay so busy, arranging time to spend with her...

What are the origins of the names Jesus and Jehovah?

What are the origins of the names Jesus and Jehovah?

Dear Gramps, I noticed that you refer to the Creator of the universe as “Jehovah” and to the Saviour as “Jesus”. I also noticed that you use the Septuagint (a Greek authoritative book) and Hebrew Authoritative books as sources. Research states that the letter ‘J’ did...

Was it hard or easy for Christ to withstand temptation?

Was it hard or easy for Christ to withstand temptation?

Question Dear Gramps, Because of his great strength, was it hard or easy for Christ to withstand temptation while he was on the earth? If it was hard, then is it still hard for him now? If not, what has changed? Will   Answer Dear Will, It is my opinion that the...

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