Being rejected by the Christians of the United States is not new. From Missouri to Illinois, government officials not only failed to protect our ancestors from persecution — they often joined in it. Saints were stripped of their rights, shot at, and expelled. Children were executed. Women were assaulted. Then, even after fleeing the country, that same government sent an army to follow their bloody footprints into the Rocky Mountains. Elected officials then continued to harass, malign, and threaten to confiscate the Church’s private property for decades.
Now it is 2026, and the pattern has not entirely disappeared. The same government seeks to define what we believe. Voices on social media — most of them professing Christians — declare openly that our faith is obviously fraudulent or started by demons. Given that history, no one should be surprised when we respond with a touch of passion.
Read the Book of Mormon.
Cover to cover.
Pray about it, asking sincerely to know whether it’s true (the final chapter provides specific guidance on this point).
Then tell me whether Latter-day Saints believe in Jesus Christ.
Will you accept that challenge?
@wiesenthal $SRTA @melissa_tomkiel@WillHeyburn Great presentation, and to light the revaluation spark, management should make open market stock purchases for cash like the CEO of TransMedics, he bought $1 million yesterday on top of purchasing almost $2mm in August: https://t.co/mCrodafEQI
NEW: Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales storms out of an interview after just 48 seconds when podcast host Tilo Jung asked him if he was "founder" or "co-founder."
Wales: I'm Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia.
Jung: You're the founder or co-founder?
Wales: I don't care. It's the dumbest question in the world... It doesn't matter.
Jung: Isn't that like, when it comes to Wikipedia, a problem? What are the facts?
Wales: Well, it's not a fact, it's an opinion.
Jung: But for you, you're the founder...
Wales: Can I just say again, it doesn't matter. I've answered your question four times... You know what? I'm done.
H/t: @JoshWalkos
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The Book of Mormon is the forerunner to Christ’s Second Coming. It is a type of “John the Baptist” for our day.