🇺🇸 Constance Sorrow 🇺🇸

I’m a mom and Navy vet that loves God, family, and freedom. I stand for conservative values and will speak out in defense of freedom and our 1A and 5A rights.

[Mahyar Tousi @MahyarTousi]

Iran's 2026 revolution song

[🇺🇸 Constance Sorrow 🇺🇸 @WoolcottAubrey]

@BotanicalGalaxy Well, after thirty years of reading the first half over and over again every time i restarted reading it 🙄, I just finished it for the first time straight through. ☺️

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@ThrillaRilla369 Optimism Grace LDS (i realize it’s not really a “word” but…)

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@Alphafox78 The Hateful Dead

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@SULLY10X Evil Cupid

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@zacharyebell I occasionally hogtie mouthy teens

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@otokyo I always kept a quarter on me in case of emergency

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@AmericaReal3 Some of these people would be great allies in the zombie apocalypse. Others will make good zombie bait. 😳

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@deseretCactus My dad always has spearmint gum or other candies. Kids at church always know he’s got a treat. 💕

[Matthew Bockholt @MatthewBockholt]

A story for the "Mormons aren't christians" crowd:

A pastor and a Latter-day saint both die and end up at the pearly gates of heaven at the same time.

Saint Peter stands before them and asks, "What are you most proud of accomplishing on Earth?"

The pastor says, "I'm most proud of the time I spent preaching about Jesus Christ. The real Jesus Christ, not the fake one this Mormon believes in."

Peter responds, "You hoped to save souls?"

The pastor smiles. "I did."

Peter turns to the Latter-day saint. "What about you?"

He shrugs. "Well, I promised in a holy temple to consecrate all my life to Jesus Christ. I raised a family, attended church weekly, read the scriptures and prayed every day. I donated my money and time to serving in God's kingdom in various callings. I loved my neighbors and shared Jesus Christ's gospel as I understood it."

Peter responds, "You tried to live like Jesus taught?"

The Latter-day saint smiles. "I did."

Peter asks the pastor, "If you were me, would you let this man in?" He motions to the Latter-day saint.

The pastor scoffs. "Of course not! He deserves to burn in hell for misunderstanding the nature of Jesus Christ!"

Peter asks the Latter-day saint, "If you were me, would you let this man in?" He motions to the pastor.

The Latter-day saint nods. "Absolutely. He clearly loves Jesus, and if either of us are wrong in our understanding, I'm sure it'll soon be cleared up and we can continue following our Lord and Savior the best we know how."

Now tell me... Which of them is a disciple of Jesus Christ?

And how do you expect to convince the "Mormon" it isn't him?

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@sister_slay 🔥🤣

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@FiredUpCoug Popcorn popping obviously!

[🇺🇸 Constance Sorrow 🇺🇸 @WoolcottAubrey]

I just really wish those that are not members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would keep their false opinions of the church to themselves. Not only are most of the opinions in reading on here wrong, but how does one call themselves a follower of Christ when acting this way? Just food for thought. I, as a member of this church, can testify that Jesus Christ is my Savior. I may not always succeed, but as a follower of Christ i strive to bring others to Him so they too can experience His redemption and love. I pray all Christians can come together to slate his message, even if we disagree on pieces of each other’s theological understandings.

[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints @Ch_JesusChrist]

As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints once again participate virtually in general conference to learn of God's love during this first weekend of October, all are invited to watch with us—wherever you are.

During this twice-yearly broadcast, we invite you to learn with us as Church leaders share messages of faith in Jesus Christ, peace, hope, and love with God's children around the globe.

Learn more about general conference and ways you can watch and listen here:

https://t.co/iiemRqUKUF

[🇺🇸 Constance Sorrow 🇺🇸 @WoolcottAubrey]

Join us for conference this weekend!!

[🇺🇸 Constance Sorrow 🇺🇸 @WoolcottAubrey]

Well stated

[Thoughtful-Faith @ThoughtfulSaint]

Brilliant and true.

Jonah Goldberg’s thoughts about Mormons after the Michigan massacre:

“…. to the extent I can be “pro” a large demographic group without running afoul of my classically liberal aversion to talking about groups in blanket ways, I am pro-Mormon. Not for what they believe theologically, but because of how they behave morally and culturally.

What I find particularly fascinating about extreme anti-Mormonism is that it is overwhelmingly theological and abstract. I am not dismissing theological distinctions as “mere abstractions.” Abstractions can be extremely important. But there is something distinctly off-putting—one might even say evil—when theological differences morph into hatred toward a whole class of people solely for doctrines and not for what they actually do in service to those doctrines.

This is different than most hatreds that try to claim—often dishonestly, but not always—to link the beliefs to actions. Racists and antisemites will make claims about what “the blacks” or “the Jews” do. I will often disparage Communists for their beliefs, but my argument for doing so hinges on the things Communists actually do, have done, or want to do in the real world because of those beliefs. A Marxist poet who minds his business might amuse me, but who cares?

Think of it this way: If there were no such thing as Islamist terrorism, far fewer people would have a problem with Islam. Of course, animosity toward Islam because of terrorism can be very unfair to Muslims who are not terrorists and—again, as a classical liberal on these matters—treating peaceful decent Muslims as if they are responsible for the terrorist acts of others is wrong. Yes, the question of “support” for terrorism makes things muddier, but we’re going to stay clear of that rabbit hole.

The point is that Mormon haters can’t point to “Mormon terrorism” or make specious and invidious guilt-by-association claims the way racists and antisemites routinely do. Jews don’t use the blood of Christian babies to make their matzoh—a centuries-old blood libel—but at least that lie is a claim about something Jews supposedly do. Mormon haters don’t talk about “Mormon crime” or Mormon welfare cheats the way racists will talk about blacks.

Heck, I think the Amish are “wrong” about all sorts of things, but beating up an Amish person because of those disagreements strikes me as just about the dumbest thing imaginable. But even anti-Amish bigotry, to the extent it exists, seems to rest at least pretextually on things like Amish being conscientious objectors during wartime and, I dunno, slowing down traffic with their buggies. I struggle to think of what Mormons do that justifies disliking them, never mind hating them.

And yet there are a lot of Mormon haters out there. I was at National Review when we endorsed Mitt Romney for president in 2012, and the amount of email I got from self-professed evangelical Christians spewing the rankest bigotry against him, and Mormons generally, stunned me. Except for a few nasty jokes about undergarments, these notes were all about heresy, demonic this, antichrist that, and various theological “crimes”—but not anything that Mormons actually, or even allegedly, do. They just believe the “wrong” thing.

In this way, I think extreme anti-Mormonism may be the most reactionary form of hatred in America, because hating people solely for what they believe is the closest we get to ideas that powered the wars of religion in Europe, not to mention atrocities like the Albigensian Crusade. It’s premodern, tribal, reactionary, and evil.”

https://t.co/VqlpgtgejH

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@EricCMeadows @GuyInco15542744 I’m sitting at just over 1000 for months now. Help a girl out!! I want to fill my feed with LDS content, so follow me and I’ll follow back!

[🇺🇸 Constance Sorrow 🇺🇸 @WoolcottAubrey]

This is just one example of the beauty in our church. Angel voices

[BYU Florida 🐆⚔️ @BYUFlorida]

Anyone who watches this and still says we aren’t Christian isn’t a type of Christian I would listen to or take advice from.

[🇺🇸 Constance Sorrow 🇺🇸 @WoolcottAubrey]

@ThoughtfulSaint @StallionCornell I had the same thought as i liked his post earlier! 🤣

[Glenn Beck @glennbeck]

Hysterical. Never seen this video before, but soooo true.