I was reading Rev 3:15-20 and the description of the Laodecian church made me think of the LDS church. Also, the part where Jesus is knocking at the door made me think of my dream back in 2017 👇
Since they tried to memory hole this video once I pointed out that it's an unscriptural logical fallacy to claim there are fifteen men on this earth you can trust completely, let's just spread the seed again until reality takes root.
I find it very fascinating that the same apostles who were making oaths in secret societies, and who were fraternizing with Gordon Bowen also happen to be the ones espousing Great Reset Propaganda, wearing UN 2030 pins ect. Maybe it’s not even them being involved in a conspiracy. Maybe their fraternities just taught them it’s okay to morally compromise yourself for certain goals. That seems to be what you’re suggesting that it’s okay for the church to allign with objectively evil things in order to baptize more people in third world countries.
Then again maybe if Elder Ballard was taking mushrooms he wouldn’t have to rely on using remote viewers to get revelation.
Btw being a “Good Global citizen” is word for word from the UN 2030 agenda goals which Elder Ballard is pictured below wearing.
Thoughts @ldsabuse
If I had to explain Mormonism in one sentence, it would be this:
"Mormons are a group of people who sincerely believe they can earn salvation by picking and choosing from a menu of options that include contradictory doctrinal positions espoused by various men they view as prophets."
Mormonism "works" because anyone can claim personal revelation regarding any direction or instruction they are provided, utilize historical statements given by leaders as support beams for their disobedience, and feel justified in doing so because "everyone is doing it".
Mormonism is the Build-a-Bear religion. As long as what you build is fluffy, makes you feel happy inside, and looks enough like a bear to not alarm the people currently building bears with you, you are welcome in the store.