@stackerco You’re dense if you don’t think Nemo was asking for excommunication.
If you fly across the pond to another country to oppose a temple being built you’re asking for it
@linkisbased@Tim_Badilyas An LDS Sealing in those times didn’t always mean weddings as we do today. There is no actual real evidence those marriages to “teenagers” were ever physically intimate.
@SamMcConkie@Jess_mess777@CutWithout Fascinating thread, enjoy the conversation. Enjoy how civil it is, but Sam, how do you explain the Book of Mormon? Was it a novel written by Joseph? Was it plagarism? Genuinely curious what your thoughts of it are
@BrotherMike17 Source: some random dude on Reddit. No wonder you left the church, your source of truth is some people that could post whatever the hell they wanted online.
You might think Joseph Smith was a conman but you’re more gullible than me 😂😂
@OchoZaco Yes they need to be called out but they’re not driving people away. Maybe pissing people off and preventing people from being open minded to the church prior to joining, but most of everyone realizes they’re idiotic inbreds. they themselves will end up leaving the church too.
@floodlitorg@cryptocuremd So basically you don’t care about the truth and just care about making the church look bad? Makes sense. Exposing yourself as a fraud
@aureliawelde Yeah it’s called group think and happens on the internet when you’re collectively against something. A bishop saying “hey do you masterbate” or “did you go all the way” isn’t intrusive at all unless you hate the church.
@Enos_Envy No, you can’t logic your way into a Faith in God. Study Christianity post Christ. in general. Its history is horrific. There is no worldly thing you can study to gain a relationship with God. Studying church history has its positives but it’s not the foundation of the gospel
I'm no expert on LDS theology, but as far as politics goes, I agree with every single political prescription in this document. Does that make me "far-right," LDS "far-right," or @KSLcom far-left (and out of step with its putative church)?
@jhag62@StallionCornell@markonhiatus Problem is that our hearts, desires, appetites, passions will all be the same in the next life. In my opinion the kingdom we go to will be where we feel most comfortable. It’s not God banning us. And the “judgement” isn’t a check list. It’s a interview on who we became
@TheRandyMormon@whitecatprophcy Yeah BH had so many problems with the BoM that he kept teaching, and testifying about it, including it in his last book, up until he died. Real compelling stuff.