Here is a question--completely aside from the whole becoming a methodist after Jesus told him not to question.
How bad of a thing would Joseph Smith have to do for him to be discredited, in your mind?
For example, if marrying 14-year-olds wasn't enough, what would be enough for him to be discredited as a prophet? Serious question. Not meant to be inflammatory. I am just under the impression that the man could do no wrong in the average Mormon's eyes.
For example, if he had murdered someone, would that have made him less legitimate as a prophet?
How bad of a thing would Joseph Smith have to do for him to be discredited, in your mind?
For example, if marrying 14-year-olds wasn't enough, what would be enough for him to be discredited as a prophet? Serious question. Not meant to be inflammatory. I am just under the impression that the man could do no wrong in the average Mormon's eyes.
For example, if he had murdered someone, would that have made him less legitimate as a prophet?
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