@bryan_johnson More American LDS live outside of Utah than inside. Most of us outside of Utah don’t indulge in dirty soda culture. More than half of Utah's population aren’t even members too. It’s not just LDS keeping the soda shops in business. But, go on.
@logicallyspeak7@StallionCornell Peacemaking doesn’t mean you’re changing someone’s mind, or endorsing how they vote. It’s understanding. Finger wagging does nothing but divide. We’re called to be peacemakers. Political opinions that differ from yours aren’t changing. Love your neighbor.
@kk71893410@paramounttactcl@RealCandaceO Sorry to see Candace fooled another boomer. Perhaps it should be an unspoken social rule that you should only be involved in internet discussions between the ages of 18 and 60. The rest of the age groups are far too easy to manipulate.
The “expulsion” actually occured before polygamy was established. The movement of Latter-day Saints from Missouri and Illinois in the 1830s and 1840s occurred well before polygamy became established and were driven primarily by religious differences, economic competition, and political fears rather than plural marriage.
Obviously, the attacks failed because the church still exists and took a stronger hold in the American west and globally.
@Eternal_Saints_ Well, if the “mormon Jesus” is returning this year, it gives you some time to get baptized. The Missionaries will be happy to help you out. 👍
@LogicApplied2It@carrieholmesB@CBHeresy If you’re accusing (or eluding to) the burden of proof is on the accuser, not the accused. You cannot prove a negative. Provide proof she’s right, or GTFO the internet you ignorant potato. If I say you abuse dogs (an absurd accusation) the burden of proof is on me, not you.
@MaryLuCallahan1@TheCatholicEngr Thank you. God turned a really crappy situation into a blessing.I saw my step mom & my dad’s healthy relationship & had a guide for what worked. I got more siblings & now have almost 20 nieces & nephews. I also have a really good relationship with my husband because I knew better
@E_rock360@TheCatholicEngr You’re right. A bit of advice for the gents about picking a wife. Make sure she genuinely cares about your well being before marrying her. Like she worries about your mind body and soul. She’ll change but her concern for you won’t as long as you’re concerned for her as well.
@MaryLuCallahan1@TheCatholicEngr Marriage used to be a bit more about duty to one another & less to do with personal happiness, & fulfillment. This is what happened with my parents. It became about what they each wanted out of the marriage over what the marriage needed. Mostly my mom. They divorced in 2002.
@brady_macarthur@darthcaro Some people don’t do well with kids, and that’s okay. I personally would do okay in primary but it wouldn’t be something I’d be excited about. I homeschool my kids all week, & I’m so in need of adult interaction. I’d like to be with the adults or even youth for 1 hour a week.
@darthcaro I love my calling with the youth. But I do sometimes prefer GD & RS. I’m weird though. I used to beg my grandma to take me to GD class & RS over primary. I HATED primary as a kid. I loved & have always loved being around the older people, I learn so much from them!
@megbasham@ZachWLambert I think the guy you’re replying to is probably wrong about a lot, but a lot of members of my church The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, are very very uncomfortable with the idea of “Christian nationalism”. Who decides who is a Christian?