@NormieUtah@LifeIsGood1515 This is an area in the judicial system liberals don’t entirely control. Surveys are anonymous, so conservative attys feel free to be honest. A rule of thumb is a threshold of 90. Below that I generally vote no. Above 90 I vote yes, unless there’s a compelling reason to vote no.
@SFTruth247@nicoraytruth There are millions of LDS people, including doctors, whose professions require them to do things against the belief of the Church every day.
@LanceElevated@nicoraytruth I’m not sure if that’s true. If we become kind, accepting of others, and willing to befriend those who believes differently than us, THAT makes us a peculiar people nowadays.
@nicoraytruth While much of what you say is true, the net is not “contraction.” According to data from Jeff Strong’s book “Torn,” the church is growing by a net of around 200k per year. That’s worldwide, not in the U.S. in the U.S., what you said is true…the church is contracting.
@3cctriumphs@LDSLaw I would posit that the “ultra-conservative LDS viewpoint” is the notion that only people who think like us, act like us, and conform like us will be saved in the Celestial Kingdom.