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6 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Yeah, well Joseph Smith predicted in 1835 that Jesus would return in 53 years. And if he was killed it would take 10 years off that. So the saints prepared for Christ's return in 1878 and it didn't happen. So they prepared again in 1888 a little less enthusiastically and again it didn't happen. The Mormons have been telling us for almost 200 hundred years Christ was about to return. I thin
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6 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Your emotional endorphins kicked in. Happens to all of us when we read a touching book or see a touching movie. If we went by that, Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" would be true.
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6 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
I do know that it was never reported in the Deseret News at the time. It took about 50 years for the faith promoting story to take shape. I guess someone remembered a seagull, Barfy was it's name, eating some crickets and then throwing up.
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6 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
It's ALL anti-Mormon because they're so persecuted, don't ya know?
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6 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Sorry, but if I'm not 100% then I'm in the very high 90's. I'm so heterosexual that if I come back as a woman in the next life I'll be a lesbian.
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7 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
It's been awhile since I've posted anything here, but the other day I had made a comment on an article in the Salt Lake Tribune and mentioned how the Mormon Church was a fraudulent lie. Someone replied that I must have evidence that others don't have. Now I don't believe for one second that person has no clue as to the evidence that exists against the Mormon Church. The Book of Mormon itself
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Geezus, could it act more like a company than it already does?
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Tell her Mormons have been calling themselves Latter Day Saints for almost 200 years now. It's time for them to add another "Latter." She should now call herself a Latter Latter Day Saint.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
When you left the church, did you feel the change? Did you feel that point when the priesthood left you; when the Holy Ghost abandoned you? That empty feeling. That feeling of being lost. Did you get that gut wrenching feeling? Did it come over you suddenly when they received your letter, or perhaps 30 days later when they put the date of name removal next to your name? Perhaps it was w
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
A couple of years ago, my adult daughter went to a Halloween party dressed as the angel Moroni: dressed in a wrap around white sheet and a gold horn.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
I had a couple of arrogant bastard young missionaries show up while I was working in the yard one day, wanting to know why I haven't been attending church. My wife and I had been hum-hawing around about sending in our resignation letter and these two little assholes pissed me off enough to make me do it. I can't thank them enough! : )
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Now I proudly state I USED to be a Mormon, and then trash the hell out of Mormonism.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
We very seldom enter an LDS church anymore. Only the occasional wedding reception or viewing/funeral. I thought receptions haven't been too bad because we can be in and out and just in the gym area. Well we attended a viewing last Friday evening. Oh, my hell. Just the smell. Now that we've been out of it for so long, LDS churches are just so creepy to us. We went to the viewing to see r
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
There's not a Christian religion I know of that doesn't believe we'll be with our loved ones in heaven. Talk about a sales job of nothing.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
So you were one of those, were you? I couldn't figure out what happened to friends who went on missions. Hell, most of them didn't believe it when they went and they came back friggin' idiots. I lost a brother to a mission. My mother was so disgusted at the way he returned that she forbade the bishop from asking me to go on one. So I guess one good thing came out of my brother's mission.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
I was thinking about how Romney, during his campaign, says one thing to one group of people and another thing to another group of people. He doesn't tell or reveal everything, and he doesn't really answer a question if it's not one of his talking points. He's given his art of politicking the good ol' Mormon twist. Mormon mothers whisper into their toddler's ear, and the toddler repeats, &quo
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Not lately, but several years ago my daughter was working at Shopko during the Christmas season. A lady came to her register with an entire shopping cart packed full of toys. My daughter says she was in sort of a bad mood and grumpy that day and a whole shopping cart of toys didn't help. My daughter is most always generally friendly, but was only polite as she checked this woman and her toys o
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
The lottery number you received was based on your birth date. School, missions, or anything else had nothing to do with receiving a lottery number. Each year a lottery was held to draw birthdays for those turning draft age. First birthday drawn was #1 and so on. My lottery number was 9. I stayed in school with a IIS deferment until I graduated. A IIS deferment was only good for 4 years.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
No advice on what to eat, but extremely important to hydrate yourself. As for advice for the run, start really slow. Make yourself feel like you're running really slow to start. Don't get caught up in the rush of the start and burn yourself out in the first 10K. When you concentrate on starting slow, your pace automatically picks up as you go without even thinking about it. And there's no
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
When all my kids grew up and moved out, they would call constantly asking for their addresses. They would even call their grandfather. None of my kids wanted anything to do with that cult church. The conversation would go something like this: Caller: This is the LDS church calling and we're trying to update our records with the address of So'n'so. Me: I'm sorry, I would never give that
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
It's a personal satisfaction of having your name removed. There's satisfaction of writing the letter, sending it in, and in effect, rubbing their face in the absurdity of it all. Plus it's such a feeling of freedom. But keep in mind, your name and records are not really removed. They keep all your records and information intact. All they do is put a date by your name. Such a crock of bull
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
BYU represents that poop heap of a religion.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
If not here on Earth, then in the celestial kingdom. They're servants, you know.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
You know, the Mormon God didn't create all the spirit children with just one wife. There are 7 BILLION people on Earth right now and counting. There have been an estimated 35 BILLION modern era people born so far! Gees, the universe is only 14 billion years old. The Mormon God would be boinking His wives constantly. Would he time for anything else?
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
They can date the papyri from carbon dating and also from the type of Egyptian writing used. The date of the papyri is somewhere between 100 BC to 100 AD. Egyptian writing evolved from Hieroglyphics, which is what they used to adorn their buildings and temples and was consider the writing of the common people, to Hieratic, which was a combination of Hieroglyphics and Egyptian script, and then
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
The only reason Mormons believe it's the Holy Ghost is because they've been TOLD it's the Holy Ghost. Take the Moroni challenge, for example. You're suppose to read the BofM and if you do it with a sincere heart, with real intent, blah, blah, blah, then the Holy Ghost will manifest the truth, blah, blah, blah. So right from the get go, you're told if you get any good feeling it's the Holy
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
Yay! And good for you. God bless.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
You know what, faboo? Just feel good about yourself. And understand that your parents are idiots because of that damn cult they too were exposed to. There are a bunch of us out here that care, so never forget that.
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11 years ago
BYUAlumnuts
I've been befuddled with this caffeine controversy. No one can tell me why coffee and tea are forbidden if not for the caffeine. Studies show that coffee and tea have health benefits, so is it the "hot" that makes them bad? And if it's the "hot," then what about hot soup or hot chocolate or hot dogs or hot tamales? And can my wife turn her hot cup of tea she has each morni
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