Michelle420
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I don't mind if the world ended today. Let's go! SO sick of this wicked reality.it was just an example
If God were in control... you wouldn't be able to recognize the world
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I don't mind if the world ended today. Let's go! SO sick of this wicked reality.it was just an example
If God were in control... you wouldn't be able to recognize the world
I've had the same thought many many timesI don't mind if the world ended today. Let's go! SO sick of this wicked reality.
JoeB131; Wrong 999x out of 1000. That one was wrong. Que surprise! Not.Actually, Jesus never existed, he was made up out of whole cloth in the 2nd Century...
You aren't saints, you are deranged Mormon Cultists who got fooled by a two-bit con-artist who wanted to cheat less smart people out of their money and have sex with their teenage daughters.
Now what?
Did you know that Rudy Ruetigger of the Notre Dame movie "Rudy" was Baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
We are into the occult and magic? Where do you see this? I've been a member of the Church for 47 years and have seen none of this.Although the LDS is deep into the occult and magic.
At least he didn't join the bizarre cult of Scientology.
We are into the occult and magic? Where do you see this? I've been a member of the Church for 47 years and have seen none of this.
And, what do you call the clothing that most religious persons leading their flocks? Our Temple garments are protective clothing for spiritual safety to remind us daily of the covenants we made with the Father and Son in the Temple. Keeping the commandments can lead people to living lifestyles that lead people to more physical safety. Like following the safety laws of the countries they live in. Driving the speed limit and things like that. Loving our neighbors so as not to cause contention and put ourselves in harms way of an angry neighbor. They remind us to be honest in our business dealings so that we stay out of physical contention inside of prisons or with those we work with in the business world. Wearing them doesn't prevent all accidents or death. But, certainly can reduce these by living the Commandments of God.Magic Underwear
Secret ceremonies
Baptizing dead people
Uh, buddy, I hate to break this to you... you belong to a cult.And, what do you call the clothing that most religious persons leading their flocks? Our Temple garments are protective clothing for spiritual safety to remind us daily of the covenants we made with the Father and Son in the Temple. Keeping the commandments can lead people to living lifestyles that lead people to more physical safety. Like following the safety laws of the countries they live in. Driving the speed limit and things like that. Loving our neighbors so as not to cause contention and put ourselves in harms way of an angry neighbor. They remind us to be honest in our business dealings so that we stay out of physical contention inside of prisons or with those we work with in the business world. Wearing them doesn't prevent all accidents or death. But, certainly can reduce these by living the Commandments of God.
Loyalty to the Mask and Various & sundry SJW causesUh, buddy, I hate to break this to you... you belong to a cult.
The difference between a cult and a religion is that religions just want your money. Cults want your undying, unquestioning loyalty.
So, what preacher in your Christian cult doesn't need money to survive and be able to do their work? What religion doesn't want your undying unquestioning loyalty? Your religious leaders, writers, preachers, scholars all are pumping crap into your heads to keep you from doing your own investigation. You attacked me for my Temple Clothing. I gave you the real reason for the clothing. Did not the Lord give Adam and Eve Temple Clothing as the Garden was certainly a Temple like place? He then gave them commandments to keep outside the Garden and clothing to remind them of their covenants with God. Yet, you spew lies about the clothing and use the word "magic" which no member would use.Uh, buddy, I hate to break this to you... you belong to a cult.
The difference between a cult and a religion is that religions just want your money. Cults want your undying, unquestioning loyalty.
Um, I'm an atheist...So, what preacher in your Christian cult doesn't need money to survive and be able to do their work?
And that makes it less flakey, how?I also gave you instruction on what and where baptisms for the dead actually originated.
If they aren't open to the public, they are secret. Look, whatever you guys are doing with the goat is your own business.These ceremonies we do in the Temple are not secret. Why do you say they are secret? Just because you have to be a member in good standing and a certain level of righteousness to attend?
We are not a public organization. Neither is any Church. If Churches were public then the Government would have control over them and there would be no separation of Church and State. Is that what you want? I don't.Um, I'm an atheist...
And that makes it less flakey, how?
Frankly, baptizing dead people, like you guys did with holocaust victims, is kind of intrusive. No one asked you to baptize their dead relatives.
If they aren't open to the public, they are secret. Look, whatever you guys are doing with the goat is your own business.
Most Churches don't lock the doors so the public can't see what they are up to. The Mormons do with their secret ceremonies.We are not a public organization. Neither is any Church. If Churches were public then the Government would have control over them and there would be no separation of Church and State. Is that what you want? I don't.
I'm a convert of Judaism. I was born Jewish. I had family die in the holocaust. I've baptized members of my own dead Jewish families. That's the only way it can be done as we have as a Church compromised right now how they can be done. Must be a direct line. And, if not now, during the Millennium they will receive their baptisms. Remember, it's vicariously done. So, the dead spirit persons have the free agency to accept the baptism for them or not accept the baptism for them. They are still free to choose while in spirit prison of paradise or hell.
That wasn't Jesus... those are the voices in your head. They have medications for that now.Yes, Jesus Christ has asked me to baptize for the dead and do all their ordinance work of washings and annointings, endowments and sealings of marriage and children.
No, the Temple is not a general house of worship. Other Churches don't have the fulness of the Gospel and the authority to administer Temple ordinances. Temples are literally the House of the Lord. No unclean thing can enter the presence of the Father and Son and the Holy Ghost. All you have to do is be a member of the Church and be able to receive a Temple Recommend and you can go in. Nothing secret. Just Sacred.Most Churches don't lock the doors so the public can't see what they are up to. The Mormons do with their secret ceremonies.
So this is about you, not really your dead relatives. You want to feel better. Of course, there's nothing after this life, so it's a meaningless conversation, but the LDS were not asking permission initially when they started dipping dead people.
That wasn't Jesus... those are the voices in your head. They have medications for that now.
No, the Temple is not a general house of worship. Other Churches don't have the fulness of the Gospel and the authority to administer Temple ordinances. Temples are literally the House of the Lord. No unclean thing can enter the presence of the Father and Son and the Holy Ghost. All you have to do is be a member of the Church and be able to receive a Temple Recommend and you can go in. Nothing secret. Just Sacred.
It's partially about me wanting to be with my family for Eternity in Exaltation in the Celestial Kingdom. ...And, as for asking permission, the only group that we do is the holocaust families. Names are being submitted daily from members and non-members who want their work to be done. And, we don't dig up dead people. We do this vicariously for them. Through us they receive the ordinances.
What do you want after this life? You can't even face it. So, you just deny the possibility of life after death.
I've heard all of this for 47 years now. Nothing new nor correct. You get stuff from anti-Mormons and that is not a 3rd party information that isn't leaning anti-Mormon. It's all bias and cannot be trusted.yeah, it's not like the good old days when you used to have ceremonies swearing vengence for Joseph Smith.
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Not to mention the barring of black people from your Church until 1978.
Yeah, it's still weird.
Holocaust victims and Queen Mother posthumously baptised by Mormons
Baptisms blocked for Charles Manson and Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock, finds Helen Radkey, a former Mormon who has criticised the practicewww.theguardian.com
Mormons have recently posthumously baptised at least 20 Holocaust victims, Humphrey Bogart, Marilyn Monroe and the Queen Mother, according to a researcher who has spent two decades monitoring the church’s massive genealogical database.
For Mormon women, saying #MeToo presents a particular challenge
Baptisms have been attempted – but blocked – for Charles Manson, Stephen Paddock and Devin Patrick Kelley. Paddock was the gunman who killed 58 people and wounded more than 500 in Las Vegas in October. Kelley killed 25 and wounded 20 in a Baptist church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, last month.
The grandparents of public figures like Donald Trump, Mike Pence, Hillary Clinton and Steven Spielberg have also been baptised, despite church rules intended to restrict such ceremonies to the ancestors of church members. Ancestors of Kim Kardashian, Carrie Fisher, Joe Biden and John McCain were also baptised.
The researcher, Helen Radkey, is a former Mormon who left the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the mid-1970s and was excommunicated after publicly criticising it. She was blocked from the baptisms section of the massive collection of genealogical records the Utah-based church makes available to the public through stits website, familysearch.org, until she was given a login by a friend.
Or I just don't see any evidence of it. I'm an evidence kind of guy. Sure, a sunshine and puppies heaven where you get to see all your dead friends and relatives sounds nice, but where's the proof of it.
Not to mention, eternity sounds kind of boring. Whether you call it heaven or hell, the Celestial Kingdom or the Outer Darkness... doing the same thing forever and ever and ever without end would get.. kind of tedious after a certain point. What makes like exciting is that it is finite.
I'm 60. I already know there are more years behind than ahead. Enjoy the time you have with the people you love, because everything is transitory.
That's good because he was a hot mess.What a beautiful story
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I've heard all of this for 47 years now. Nothing new nor correct. You get stuff from anti-Mormons and that is not a 3rd party information that isn't leaning anti-Mormon. It's all bias and cannot be trusted.
I've been in doing work for the dead, they are brought to the room (spirits) and watch what is going on. I know when someone accepts or rejects their ordinance. Most just are calm and go with the flow which are Terrestrial Glory bound. Some people have said there are those who don't want to be their and they feel it and the people doing the work for them tell the Temple people and they leave without doing the work. So, again, the Lord is in charge, not you or anyone else. People can complain all they want but the work will go forth until all have had the opportunity based on perfect judgment of God.
Uh, here's the thing. Not being allowed into the priesthood is a big deal because in your cult, all men are supposed to be in the priesthood.As far as Black, you obviously have no idea what you are talking about. Blacks have never been parred from being baptized and join the Church. The exclusion was over men receiving the Priesthood. Something that shouldn't bother an Atheist since you don't think it's important or does anything. And, that was back in 1978. I was attending BYU at the time it was announced. There were several Black students in my class when it was announced. Everyone in the class were extremely happy about it and 99% of the members still are. Old outdated nonsense of an excuse of yours.