@SallyGirl I've always said: I didn't leave Mormonism because I couldn't live up to the standards it taught. I left because I realized it did not measure up to my high standards for truth, love, and compassion.
@LDSssTeacher For all of you commenting who aren't Mormon, this post by @LDSsTeacher was a tongue in cheek reference to a talk by one of the Mormon leaders @OaksDallinH who infamously advised to do the exact opposite of all of these things if a gay child were to visit. U know, like Jesus said
@SallyGirl@mishellehancock i was under the impression that you could not be rebaptized after dying if you had previously been a member. It's only reserved for the never-mos
@BradRTorgersen@StallionCornell this is a weak take sir. Anything most any exmo says against the Church isn't serving to prove that some part of them still believes (LOL). It's caring enough about those still unknowingly burning in the fire of lies to try and show them the way out to fresh air & real life.
@StallionCornell sent me apologetic books to read etc.. but never found out the issues I may have. Just here's a book that should cover whatever your problems is, and we'll be happy when you come back after reading it! LOL (2 of 2)
@StallionCornell my family has never asked me. I find it odd that they claim to put such importance on the eternal family sticking together, but once a sheep strays, they don't try to understand. My brother has never done anything to persuade me to come back. My dad on the other hand has (1 of 2)
@cameron_smith43 @daniel_francom @StallionCornell is that because you fear the possibility of being wrong and held to account after this life for "leading someone astray"? -Exmo here, so sincerely asking.
@zelphontheshelf It’s sad how many TBM’s respond to this being brought to their attention with how protecting the environment won’t matter since the earth will be transfigured anyway at the second coming.