Pedro de San Patricio
Gold Member
Mormonism is one of the few religions I'm actually friendly to. I'm... less than convinced... that it's in any way actually true, but I do admit that I find a lot of its teachings at least more appealing than mainstream Christianity - especially those emphasizing strong family values. Those doctrines are exactly why I've always wondered why the faith downplays its (totally canonical) mother goddess aspect down to the occasional vague admission of its existence and generally contents itself to talk about a father god alone instead. The idea is there. It's been talked about by several LDS prophets. It's a central component of the idea that we're God's literal sons and daughters given bodies on Earth to prove our right to our literal inheritance. It's not like it really makes sense to say it doesn't exist or it isn't important. So why does the same faith that emphasizes your birth mother so strongly and teaches that we all have one original birth mother in our particular god's wife not have anything more to say about her?