@lds_spence Let me stop you there but you mean how not accepting of heresy Christians are by mormons. There's no creedal Christians as those would just be Christians, you're not some unique sect, you're completely outside the sphere
@cf__davey@CodyLibolt Ah yes pair your inability to understand Christianity, then pair that misunderstanding with your offense that Christians don't accept your cult, finally double down with middle school levels of fallacy. 👍🏻
@cf__davey@CodyLibolt Yes sorry we don't see validity in the angel named moron coming down to tell a known fraudster about a new revelation that only he can reveal because he lost some magic plates, "trust me bro, I know cause I'm a crackhead" ass cultish movement
In Mexico a cat naed Coco has been making the rounds because he "blesses" everyone who enters a Church 😂🇲🇽✝️
Some locals are saying "Coco thinks he is the Pope!"
Really puts the term CAT(holic) into perspective 😂
SKIATOOK, OK — A 20-year-old Oklahoma man who survived a devastating brain rupture and stroke celebrated his birthday with an extraordinary gift: a private Orthodox prayer chapel built in his family’s backyard through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, reportedly the first request of its kind ever granted in the state.
As reported by News On 6 in Tulsa, four years ago, Mason Teague called 911 himself after suffering the rupture that left him deaf, visually impaired, and unable to walk. Despite the challenges, Mason graduated high school on Thursday, turned 20 on Friday, and on Saturday watched as volunteers unveiled the chapel he had long dreamed of having.
@DCrazyrei@peachtard@theclassicwife Nothing to ditch I'm in the US and you can't afford GTA premium lol. Go get a job and be useful to someone Nigerian