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<blockquote data-quote="Krieg" data-source="post: 1718196" data-attributes="member: 5282">Let's not forget that the 13th tribe holds a far more important roll in the Chruch of LDS than in other branches of the tree of Christianity.&nbsp;The Count Iblis episodes also feature some theological beliefs that again share more in common with the Mormon faith than other Chrisitan teachings.&nbsp;Larson has also stated publicly that the use of Egyptian symbology was a homage to Smiths' original tablets.&nbsp;I am reasonably confident that if Larson were Greek Orthodox, Jehova Witness or Anglican some of the symbology of the film would be very different.&nbsp;Of course it is completely understandable, anyone's work is influenced by their own background, Larson is no different than any other writer in that regard.&nbsp;JD just out of curiousity, do you carry a temple recommend? I apologize if that is too invasive a question, just genuinely curious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krieg, post: 1718196, member: 5282"] Let's not forget that the 13th tribe holds a far more important roll in the Chruch of LDS than in other branches of the tree of Christianity. The Count Iblis episodes also feature some theological beliefs that again share more in common with the Mormon faith than other Chrisitan teachings. Larson has also stated publicly that the use of Egyptian symbology was a homage to Smiths' original tablets. I am reasonably confident that if Larson were Greek Orthodox, Jehova Witness or Anglican some of the symbology of the film would be very different. Of course it is completely understandable, anyone's work is influenced by their own background, Larson is no different than any other writer in that regard. JD just out of curiousity, do you carry a temple recommend? I apologize if that is too invasive a question, just genuinely curious. [/QUOTE]

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