@antidagesgary My wife was told to divorce me by several leaders including our old stake president and members of the bishopric. Specifically because I was an atheist. My sister in law was told the same about her husband as well. It is a common story within Mormonism.
@AtheistPhoenix It’s always the god of the gaps for these people. “I don’t understand _______, therefore god”. Ignorance isn’t evidence for a deity🤦♂️
@AndyFarek62491 @KirtonMcBonky Don’t know why you need evidence for her experience, but you could simply look at the comments on any of her Sunday posts about simply enjoying life. But like most entitled Mormons you simply choose to discard the experience of others to maintain some weird faith🤷♂️
@SergioRoa121914@cwillardsmoot The fact that you think trauma is the only reason someone would leave such an absurd and toxic religion that’s truth claims have no basis in reality, shows how little of an “academic” you really are🤦♂️
@StallionCornell Seriously, I was actually quite shocked and appalled at them, and I sincerely hope they don’t represent a majority of Mormon opinions.
@stackerco@BYU Seriously I was actually a little shocked at the comments from Mormons. If they are at all representative of modern Mormonism then that is as good of reason as any to stay far away from it.😬
@markonhiatus @antidagesgary In fact you keep trying real hard to be offended over generalized statements, I truly hope you’re not such a sensitive snowflake as you called it in the real world, but I’m betting you are. Good luck, life might be rough for you😉
@markonhiatus @antidagesgary I don’t personally care about the expletives, in fact a grown up can just say shit. I love how triggered you’ve gotten from a generalized statement aimed at an organization. 😂 You decided to take that shit personally and ran with it, a sure sign of emotional immaturity 😉
@markonhiatus @antidagesgary I would say stop acting like a teenager yelling expletives to strangers online. I do love the backpedaling you apologists try. Take your own advice and grow up pal, next time don’t assume your ignorance is shared by others😉
@markonhiatus @antidagesgary And since you seem to like semantics and technicalities, I never directly called you a liar.😉 I said you might be one, but I hoped you were just naive on the topic we were discussing
@markonhiatus @antidagesgary Yes “frowned upon” is an expression and with the fact that you asked several others who taught them that interracial marriage within Mormonism is interpreted it and still do as you minimizing or denying such a teaching.
@StallionCornell@stackerco Sure, I have yet to see any qualities in these prophets that would lead me to believe they are divinely inspired in any way. If you ever get bored you can create a list, use it for a podcast topic. I know that might come off as snarky, but I don’t mean it that way 😉
@markonhiatus @antidagesgary Oh so you don’t like it when people play this silly semantic game? If you claim that Mormon prophets haven’t taught that interracial marriage is wrong, then you are either lying or ignorant. If you don’t claim that then no need to take offense 😉
@StallionCornell@stackerco I have yet to see a Mormon prophet ever be right. But even a broken clock is right twice a day, again I wouldn’t have any confidence in such an instrument, just as I have no confidence in any man claiming to be a prophet and being consistently wrong.