If you're not of my faith, I'm what you might call a Mormon. Deeply concerned with my nation healing from sin. Weigher, measurer, finder. 💍 to @nilsbabcock73
They simply can't unprehend the concept of being ethical. This is how high trust societies become ruins of what used to be. Mass migration is the most effective legal method for ethnocide.
Migrants who impersonate government officials or the police to frighten our elderly Americans in fraud schemes to steal their life’s savings should get the death penalty.
@JeremyDBoreing@ConceptualJames It was illegitimate bright right citizenship. If we followed the constitution in actuality he would be deported tomorrow. You don’t want to follow the constitution, you want it ignored when convenient.
@JeremyDBoreing The constitution is not a magic wand. It does not and can not make somebody into an American if he is not.
The law can only do one thing, and that's grant citizenship. But this isn't the same thing, obviously. America is a culture, a people, a group.
@UsingLyft@JeremyDBoreing@JoelWBerry "Your ethnicity is just a social construct, and if this bothers you, too bad, because the Constitution says you don't exist."
I don't think this genius understands what happens when a people are told they no longer have the right to assert their material existence.
@JeremyDBoreing 1. @VivekGRamaswamy is a subcontinental indian.
2. You aren't trustworthy enough to listen to.
3. The odds that you were paid/intimidated into saying this is high.
@ExMosPostingLs If only there was some sort of errand that the Lord could send men on to preach His gospel so that the sisters could have husbands who are converted to the Lord. Maybe Christ could call it "the Big Job"
"The war in heaven never ended, we simply switched battlefields. In pre-earth life Satan sought us by gift and was rejected with his plan by our Father in Heaven. Now, here upon the earth, he seeks us by the commission of sin.
During the Missouri persecutions there were many who apostatized from the Church and even became enemies. The Prophet Joseph Smith spoke of their sad state and warned against apostasy.
At the conclusion of the Prophet’s remarks, Isaac Behunnin, a member of the Church, stated: “If I should leave this Church, I would not do as those men have done – I would go to some remote place where Mormonism had never been heard of, settle down, and no one would ever learn that I knew anything about it.” To which Joseph Smith replied: “Brother Behunnin, you don’t know what you would do. No doubt these men once thought as you do. Before you joined this church you stood on neutral ground. When the gospel was preached good and evil were set before you. You could choose either or neither. There were two opposite masters inviting you to serve them. When you joined this church you enlisted to serve God. When you did that you left the neutral ground, and you never can get back on to it. Should you forsake the Master you enlisted to serve, it will be by the instigation of the evil one, and you will follow his dictation and be his servant.” He [further] emphasized the fact that a man or woman who had not taken sides either with Christ or Belial could maintain a neutral position, but when they enlisted under either the one or the other, they left the neutral ground forever. (Juvenile Instructor, Aug. 15, 1892, p. 492). . . Why is it, then, that the apostates will not leave the Church alone? Because they are the servants of sin and have another master whose bidding they now do."
-Church News, January 4, 1997, p. 13
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Few know this, but indians and arabs get 0% interest $200,000 loans they never have to pay back to run gas stations and smoke shops.
These "loans" (handouts) are NOT AVAILABLE to whites.
"At least twice, as is recorded in the Doctrine and Covenants, Joseph saw the face of the Son of Man.
But there are other aspects of fulfillment that should also be considered. We do not know when it was that the Prophet earnestly prayed to know the time of the Lord's coming. The context, (verse 13), shows that it may have taken place in 1832 or earlier. At least twice, as is recorded in the Doctrine and Covenants, Joseph saw the face of the Son of Man. D&C 76꞉20-24 and D&C 110꞉2-10 both record appearances of the Lord Jesus Christ, either of which may constitute fulfillment of the Lord's prophetic promise. He may also have seen the Lord's face at the time of his death in 1844, as he pondered in D&C 130:16.
The History of the Church describes Joseph's return to the same ideas:
I prophesy in the name of the Lord God, and let it be written—the Son of Man will not come in the clouds of heaven till I am eighty-five years old.[49]"
https://t.co/Lx6O42VvwR
Again, Joseph Smith doesn't say the Lord will come then, but that He will not come before that time. The return to his age 85 shows that all these remarks derive from the same interpretation of his somewhat opaque revelation from the Lord, who seems determined to tell his curious prophet nothing further.
I can't bury my weapons of war when this stuff is happening @BradWitbeck . The temple is too sacred.
There are video's that I refuse to share that are even filmed inside the temple.
@ZetaEmerisni2s@ChrisMurphyCT Wrong.
If your wife was being raped, you had better fight off her attacker or die trying. Divorcing her for something she didn't do is unacceptable.
Defend her or die.