I can just hear an interviewer ask him, "What is 'Kolob' and where is it?" LOL He's gonna sound wacky, believing in aliens. You know, kinda like Tom Cruise and Scientology.
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I believe in aliens from outer space. I just don't believe that any of them have ever visited, communicated, or attempted to visit/communicate with our planet, ever. Even if they possessed some unknown technology that allowed them to travel here, the odds that they would travel here are mind boggling.
People are waking up. The more they learn about Mormonism, thanks to people like Randy Bott and Helen Radkey, the more they are recognizing how weird and cult-like it is.
Meanwhile, the cult leaders keep burying their heads deeper and deeper in the sand… All is well, sheeple! All is well!
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So I posted this and kept thinking "delicious or delightful?" and decided on that---it seemed so natural...and then I see where I got my "idea" while looking at the posts...apparently I stole it from the topic header by The Man In Black.
Space Aliens? In your namesake book set, BY taught that Adam and Eve were brought here on a space ship. No evolution there.
Also, if there is not evolution, how does one explain the fossil record? According to BY, he with an answer to all life's mysteries, our planet was made up of chunks from other planets that had been destroyed.
In the fifties, I ward taught (home teaching in a prior incarnation) a family that was leaving the church because they joined because they were Roswell adicts and thought space aliens was mormon doctrine and found out it wasn't.
Dr. Strangepork: We are entering the Kolob zone. Miss Piggy: I thought that was a myth. Dr. Strangepork: It is. And it only affects idiots who believe in it. Captain Lance Hogthrob: I feel a burning in my bosom. Miss Piggy: That's indigestion, you dope.