2 LDS Temples Appear on "Architectural Digest's" List of Most Beautiful Place of Worship in Every State

http://www.ldsliving.com/2-LDS-Temples-Appear-on-Architectural-Digest-s-List-of-Most-Beautiful-Place-of-Worship-in-Every-State/s/87685

Mormons just eat up this news. For them, it is just further evidence that it is the Lord's house.

I swear I can hear simpering coming in from the N/E, rumbo a utah...

How could it be that the Provo/Orem temple didn't make the cut? Really. How?

That they can only see the interiors if they are fully-tithed Mormons? Otherwise,there would be bound to be a lot of disgruntled visitors.

"What do you mean its not open to the public? Its a house of worship, isn't it? NO! I don't want your stupid pamphlet."

RITUALIZING: Yes: washings, annointings, baptizing, marrying, endowing, sealing.....


WORSHIPING: No: I wouldn't saying anything I ever did in a temple ever felt like worshiping God. It merely felt like fulfilling an obligation to the ward, stake, or bishop. The closest I ever got to worshiping was sometimes praying when I got to the celestial room before getting shooed out by the matrons.

Really.....i guess its a matter of opinion. Personally.. St Pauls, cologne, notre dame, westminster abbey, all do it far more for me

I actually liked their article on the Rothschild penthouse. Cute couple.

The layout on Jennifer Anniston's house wasn't too bad either.


But Mormon Temples? BARF.

I find it telling that the article features interior photos of the recent [2016] CT temple, but none for the Salt Lake. Instead, there is a link to early 20th century interior shots.

Perfect for such an archaic organization!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/09/2018 02:20AM by messygoop.