JoeB131
Diamond Member
Oh, no - you have another thing coming entirely
The Biden admin is going to get ZERO funds for any more of their asinine bullshit. None. Zip, zero, squat.
The Democrats aren't getting a penny till they BACK THE FUCK OFF
Maybe you need to ask Newt and Boo-Hooner how well that works out. Granny gets really upset when she doesn't get her check.
I do not belong to nor associate with any such cult.
Race and the Priesthood
In 1978, a revelation from God allowed worthy Latter-day Saints of all races to receive the priesthood and temple blessings.
www.churchofjesuschrist.org
In 1852, President Brigham Young publicly announced that men of black African descent could no longer be ordained to the priesthood, though thereafter blacks continued to join the Church through baptism and receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost. Following the death of Brigham Young, subsequent Church presidents restricted blacks from receiving the temple endowment or being married in the temple. Over time, Church leaders and members advanced many theories to explain the priesthood and temple restrictions.
From Time in 1970

Religion: Mormons and the Mark of Cain
For the faithful male member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, few matters are as important as the Mormon priesthood. He enters its lower ranks, the deaconry, for example, at...
Mormon belief depends largely on the writings of Prophet Joseph Smith, the church's 19th century founder. Though Smith's first book of revelations, the Book of Mormon, clearly states that "the Lord denieth none that come unto him, black and white," in The Pearl of Great Price, Smith's later translation of revelations supposedly made to Moses and Abraham, he took a dimmer view. Smith there concluded that Negroes are the descendants of both Cain, the Bible's first murderer, and Ham, the disrespectful son of Noah; the reason for their exclusion from the priesthood is "the mark of Cain." Though racist 19th century Christian preachers once advanced similar arguments, the Mormons go farther, maintaining that in a spiritual "preexistence" blacks were neutral bystanders when other spirits chose sides during a fight between God and Lucifer. For that failure of courage, they were condemned to become the accursed descendants of Cain.