Done & Done Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And in fact telling the truth not only sometimes > but often is vital to the con artist. Even as a > young Mormon I was taught that was how the > Adversary worked. "Satan is so clever he can fool > even the very elite," was said often from the > pulpit. > > Once you gain
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summer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You could put Joseph Smith's (alleged) rock or hat > in there. Would the church say otherwise? Then the > church could provide the originals. Holy water jars from the Susquehanna from up there near Harmony (New Harmony) near the top of Pennsylvania ha ha! Haven't they recently revamped that little known
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anybody Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > n/t TMI,we know we know! Happy New Year!
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Oh I'd go and fund the thing in a heartbeat! Got some pretty good memorabilia too! One big and oversized light green paperback edition of Jerald and Sandra Tanner's, Mormonism Shadow Or Reality to maybe start off with. The donation bin by the door with used garmies would be a bad stain, and has to go! Ha ha..
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knotheadusc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My husband. But that's just because I think he's > the best, and he happens to be an exmo. ;) Sweet!
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behindcurtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sandra Tanner is one. Wow, we're all forever grateful for her and Jerald. I have one of their first assembled large loose-leaf paperback editions in lime green and cherish the almost homemade thing. Given to me by one of Mitt Romney's highschool classmates. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerald_and_Sand
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A good confidence man tells the truth whenever > possible. > > Why? Because it's economical. The truth is > easier to remember if you are ever challenged > whereas lies are harder to keep straight. The > best strategy is therefore to lie only when > absolutely necessary. > >
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would say his analytical talents are every bit > as impressive as his communicative skills. Your spellchecker has maybe the "orange man bad" in it as a real word. Take that out but maybe do it before January sixth. No real rush until then though, nobody gonna really notice.
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GNPE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As tragic as the deaths are, other losses - > > - confidence in government / governing can't be > helpful Democratic run cities may have an increased focused limelight upon them like maybe never before. > > - loss of time with friends & family is a tragic > loss as well. Less time with to
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Troll. Hallmark name calling, is not much of a virtue is it?
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behindcurtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Joseph Smith may have taught things that are true. > Other Church leaders may have also taught true > things. Things don't cease being true just > because a dishonest person teaches them. > > Smith taught things that "might be true" as > opposed to things he taught that are def
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yawn. Quit yur loafing, there's whitewashing to do heh..
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The death rate of those over 60 is 100%. It's the > same for people under 60. > > Yes, pandemics are a natural means of culling the > herd. But so too is extinction. For better or > worse, human civilization is based on a > determination to prevent nature from taking its > course. Y
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Beth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > wut? Ok Ok, ol grandmom didn't kink ya all up on religion, something els did.. ha!
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Henry_Chamberlin_ (philosopher) Philosophy and Mormonism, wow! Talk about missing the forest of trees?
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yawn. You mispelled, move a pawn.
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josephssmmyth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lot's Wife Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > You realize you are perceived here as a joke, > > don't you? > > Trump followers are all a big Yuge joke.. > Right? Nevermind Jesus, Bible, Atheist faith comfort club cards ha ha..
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You realize you are perceived here as a joke, > don't you? Trump followers are all a big Yuge joke.. Right?
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Lot's Wife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blue Cheese? > > Does anyone really eat Blue Cheese anymore? Manipulating MSM interests threw ya off, didn't it? But you love fiction, it's a hallmark of yours..
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dagny Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think he maybe he has one of those old ad lib > books. Maybe her dad's mom carried most of the burden of being partially tied to puritan synods and stuff. Maybe not but you know how devoted a man can be to the powerful maternal rule, in this case possibly her grandma.
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Mitt Romney's dad, Wilcken. Wait wait wait, I can explain.. The guy had a quest, a failed quest to become president of the United States. But Y'see, born into a polygamist camp in Mexico can throw a real damper on those White Horse ambitions. So with perfectly arranged timing his son Romney made the same attempt, thrice! And each time (one official try) on each of the three runs Google
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slskipper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They mean whatever the church needs them to mean > at the time. The family of Smith's was headed up by an elixir concoction mixing dad and when Joseph's admired older brother was killed accidentally by doctor's mercury treatments and mistakes, Joseph Smith must have been inconsolable and crushed. The visitor
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Beth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > josephssmmyth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Lutheran based (barely perceptible) is Anglican > > and with the ease that they maybe toss (FGS) > > around, it's reasonable you might have grabbed > > more fear more guilt & then more shame with &
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Gun rack, pickem up truck huntin season.. dats all!
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Survive Mormonism? Survived the pandemic (so far) too? Lemme tell ya about something so ugly so unfair and so big and badass you CANNOT comprehend. Rated as an EF5 it was really the world's only EF6 tornado. Yep, a single tornado that picked up so much of the town in one big gulp and carried all of that rock crushing debris for ten miles, EF-5.5 isn't enough. Joplin! https://m.
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Done & Done Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Once I realized Mormonism was a lie and left, I > did not give up on Jesus. As a Mormon I had always > given my SM talks etc on the scriptures about > Jesus in the NT. I never used the BoM because it > was just a wasteland of inspiration--wars, curses, > killing, iniquity, and wickedness. &g
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Greyfort Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I started out Catholic, then was Anglican, then > Baptist, and finally Mormon. > > I think if I'd remained religious I would have > gone back to the Anglican Church (Church of > England). It's a little more formal, like > Mormonism is. > > I'd feel completely out-of-place in some >
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Gordon B. Stinky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I guess TSCC could offer up the Osmonds, but > Scientology seems to have a lock on Hollywood > celebrities. Throw em both into their mock Polynesian Volcano near Oahu? Appeasing their latest TomMonson God! Yeah, it must be that, sure..
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Joseph Frank Pesci in Goodfells, has a language warning but in a true ad-lib scene the two of these guys perfectly re-worked the moment around the script on their own. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E84VqqCPI7w (Joe Pesci) "Funny How?" "Like A Clown, I Amuse you?"
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csuprovograd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Interesting that ‘experts’ are ‘worried’ > about how to ‘get’ people to ‘believe’ a > “baseline reality”. > > The experts should be worried that bullshit is > freely shoveled out in a manner that renders it > indistinguishable from truth. They should be > concerned t
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