Jalen Thomas

[Ryker @RykerJackson97]

Guys, believe me when I say that we “Mormons” have dealt with harassment before.

Incidents like this are a daily occurrence.

Video credit: @DezGoth

[Casper Yeow @CasperYeow]

“Every faithful Methodist that has lived up to, and faithfully fulfilled the requirements of his religion, according to the best light he had, doing good to all, and evil to none; injuring no person upon the earth, honoring his God as far as he knows, will have as great a heaven as he ever anticipated in the flesh, and far greater. Every Presbyterian, and every Quaker, and every Baptist, and every Roman Catholic member, every reformer of whatever class or grade, that lives according to the best light they have, and never have had an opportunity of receiving a greater light than the one in their possession, will have and enjoy all they live for.” - Brigham Young

God loves ALL His children. God is fair. God is good.

[Jalen Thomas @orthute]

@LadyDemosthenes @SaltLakeJake https://t.co/lRMp0VDgsU

[Travis Lincoln Cox @TravLCox]

All this Mormons v "Christians" stuff has me cracking up. You're saying the devil has inspired a whole "cult" of people to live decent, kind, generous, Christ like lives, they even worship Christ, but the grand deception is in the fine print?

Lol.

[Tyrann Mathieu @Mathieu_Era]

Can I return back to college football?
I only played 2 seasons, should have 2 more eligibility years left….

Can you find me a judge in Louisiana who can see to it that Honey Badger gets to finish his last 2 years of college football?
Who’s going to say no ?????

[Ross Dellenger @RossDellenger]

Big 12 ADs tell @YahooSports they’ve had “serious” talks on not playing Texas Tech. One SEC AD says there should be conversations about not playing Tech “in any sports.”

The Brendan Sorsby ruling has left an industry jarred.

“It’s total f***** bullshit.”
https://t.co/OjjQl7AlhW

[Brigham's Burner @FiredUpCoug]

When you say I have to accept “the Nicene Creed” to be Christian, could you be more specific?

Do you mean the creed produced in A.D. 325 at a council convened by the Roman emperor Constantine, who was trying to settle the Arian controversy and preserve unity in his empire?

Or do you mean the version most Christians actually recite today, which comes from A.D. 381, when another Roman emperor, Theodosius I, convened the First Council of Constantinople to settle further disputes and more fully define the doctrine of the Holy Spirit?

Because that seems like a pretty important distinction.

One was created under Constantine, a Roman emperor with no priesthood authority, whose interest in Christianity was inseparable from his interest in imperial stability.

The other was expanded under Theodosius, another Roman emperor who used state power to enforce religious uniformity.

And somehow I’m supposed to believe that my faith in Jesus Christ is invalid unless I accept the theological conclusions of emperor-sponsored councils held centuries after Christ and His apostles?

You are free to trust those councils, led by rulers of the same empire that crucified Christ.

But please stop pretending that your post-biblical, politically entangled, imperial committee language is simply “biblical truth.”

And stop acting like you have the authority to decide who is and is not Christian based on a person’s willingness to pledge allegiance to Rome’s preferred definition of the Divine.

[Nick shirley @nickshirleyy]

🚨 Meet Doris, she lives in California and is registered as a 126 year old who has voted in 51 elections and has NO IDEA.

California’s voting system is so corrupt that by simply knocking on the door of the “126 year old” proves election fraud.

EXPOSE IT ALL.

[Dr. Jebra Faushay @JebraFaushay]

DisneyWorld, often called the happiest place on earth, became the GAYEST place on earth as they celebrated Pride and blasted Lady Gaga.

If you watch closely, you can see Donald Duck twerking.

[Houman David Hemmati, MD, PhD @houmanhemmati]

🗳️ Many have been asking me describe the potential signature verification loophole for Los Angeles mail in ballots.

It says: “If a voter is unable to sign, the voter can make a mark witnessed by one person.”

Here, the person drew a happy face & “witnessed” it with a scribble. That scribble isn’t validated as being a real person. No name, nothing.

While a happy face may draw scrutiny, a plain line would not.

This could hypothetically enable mass harvesting where the voter never fills out, signs or even sees their own ballot.

We should be told how many ballots show up without the voter’s signature.

[Justin Hart @justin_hart]

So in 1829, a 23-year-old farmboy dictates the Book of Mormon in about 65 days — no notes, no rewrites.

In 1980, statisticians ran it through a computer. Not the doctrine — the tiny words every writer uses without thinking. a, of, the, and. The fingerprint you can't fake.

The verdict: two dozen DISTINCT authors inside the book. Odds of one author writing it all — under 1 in 100 billion.

How did Joseph Smieth fake two dozen fingerprints in 65 days? Unless....

[Jalen Thomas @orthute]

@SnarrWars @GBSHansO Bro, if they choose the same colors as the Colorado Rockies …. Dude

[Thomas Stevenson @RealTStevenson]

Ben Shapiro today on his podcast:

“There is no category of humans that are entirely good and honest…

…maybe the Mormons come close.”

[Justin Hart @justin_hart]

I mean, come on!

An ancient submarine? Sealed top and bottom? A stoppable air-hole? Sixteen glowing stones touched by the finger of God on a mountaintop to see in the dark?

How did Joseph Smith think he'd get away with this crazy story?

Turns out, every detail he described has been uncovered in MULTIPLE ancient texts which were UNKNOWN in 1829!

Enter, the Jaredites!
https://t.co/h1blKca6Ax

[Peacemaking Saint @PeacemakingSt]

Listen to President Eyring explain the difference between the way Church leadership operates vs. the way Harvard and Stanford operate.

"We're in another kind of thing here. This is what it claims to be. This is the true Church of Jesus Christ. Revelation is real, even in what you call the business kinds of settings."

[Justin Hart @justin_hart]

So... the Arabian desert. You picture endless sand, right?

The Book of Mormon, translated by Joseph Smith in 1829, describes a "GARDEN IN THE DESERT" — a hidden coastal oasis with fruit, wild honey, shipbuilding timber, and iron ore deposits.

No Western map showed it. Then in 1928, British explorer Bertram Thomas walked into the Qara Mountains of southern Oman and confirmed every detail.

How did this 23-year-old farmboy in upstate New York perfectly describe a region the British Empire didn't map until 99 years later?

Check out our YouTube channel: https://t.co/QRNEHy2ned

[Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree]

I’m sorry I am now a broken record but oh my God I did not have Spencer Pratt, exposing Karen Bass’s entire communist, revolution history during the race for mayor in Los Angeles.

I mean the best part about this is everything he’s saying is completely 100% true.

So if you don’t know who Karen Bass is, you should watch this video and ask yourself why are there so many Democrat politicians training in Cuba before being elected into powerful positions in American public office?

[James Divis @j_divis]

This is cool!!!

[Peacemaking Saint @PeacemakingSt]

Compared to the top humanitarian aid providers on the planet, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints led all faith-based donors and provided more in total expenditures than the EU and the United States.

This table shows the Church ranking 7th in total expenditures provided among all entities of the world.