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Would it be theoretically possible to reach Kolob in a spaceship?
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Tell the North Koreans it is and maybe they'll eliminate their treasury deposits trying. Yea.
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I'm a little confused on whether Kolob is supposed to be a star or a planet. As I understand Mormon thought, Kolob is a star and the Mormon God lives on a planet around Kolob.
What I'd like to know is, if the star Kolob exploded, what would happen to the Mormon God?
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Well according to a Mormon who PM'd me about this thread, most Mormons consider it to be metaphorical.
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Mormons do believe that their God has a physical body, is married, and continues to procreate. If so, their God and his body have to be located somewhere.
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No, which is why this thread is misplaced and ought to be moved. I suggest that the original poster have it moved to the appropriate board.
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