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I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been
exposed on National Tv. These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. |
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I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
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On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. |
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On Sat, 24 Nov 2012 18:51:39 -0600, One World
wrote: On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, ... I donno. How would run-of-the-mill Christians like to be constantly reminded of their hypocrisy? One of the reasons why I'm agnostic. Rather than single out one religion, couldn't you say this about any religion? I could see this apply to "some" aetheists and agnostics too. |
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On 11/24/2012 11:36 PM, Doug wrote:
On Sat, 24 Nov 2012 18:51:39 -0600, One World wrote: On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, ... I donno. How would run-of-the-mill Christians like to be constantly reminded of their hypocrisy? One of the reasons why I'm agnostic. Rather than single out one religion, couldn't you say this about any religion? I could see this apply to "some" aetheists and agnostics too. Sure, but how are agnostics hypocrites? |
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On Nov 25, 5:41*am, One World wrote:
On 11/24/2012 11:36 PM, Doug wrote: On Sat, 24 Nov 2012 18:51:39 -0600, One World wrote: On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, ... I donno. How would run-of-the-mill Christians like to be constantly reminded of their hypocrisy? One of the reasons why I'm agnostic. Rather than single out one religion, couldn't you say this about any religion? * I could see this apply to *"some" *aetheists and agnostics too. Sure, but how are agnostics hypocrites? Because moral values and law is based on religion? |
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One World wrote:
On 11/24/2012 11:36 PM, Doug wrote: On Sat, 24 Nov 2012 18:51:39 -0600, One World wrote: On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, ... I donno. How would run-of-the-mill Christians like to be constantly reminded of their hypocrisy? One of the reasons why I'm agnostic. Rather than single out one religion, couldn't you say this about any religion? I could see this apply to "some" aetheists and agnostics too. Sure, but how are agnostics hypocrites? By definition, they cannot be. Weasling, sure but not hypocrites :) -- dadiOH ____________________________ Winters getting colder? Tired of the rat race? Maybe just ready for a change? Check it out... http://www.floridaloghouse.net |
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On Saturday, November 24, 2012 11:41:30 PM UTC-6, One World wrote:
Sure, but how are agnostics hypocrites? ....because you're on the fence! |
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On Nov 24, 11:44*pm, harry wrote:
On Nov 25, 5:41*am, One World wrote: On 11/24/2012 11:36 PM, Doug wrote: On Sat, 24 Nov 2012 18:51:39 -0600, One World wrote: On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, ... I donno. How would run-of-the-mill Christians like to be constantly reminded of their hypocrisy? One of the reasons why I'm agnostic. Rather than single out one religion, couldn't you say this about any religion? * I could see this apply to *"some" *aetheists and agnostics too. Sure, but how are agnostics hypocrites? Because moral values and law is based on religion? Only in the minds of people deluded by religion. Clue: religion co- opted teh morals of the the society, not the other way around. There is no "universal moral" what is moral in one society may be immoral in another. Harry K |
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On 11/25/2012 8:39 AM, Bob_Villa wrote:
On Saturday, November 24, 2012 11:41:30 PM UTC-6, One World wrote: Sure, but how are agnostics hypocrites? ...because you're on the fence! Not enough information. |
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Sure, but how are agnostics hypocrites? Because moral values and law is based on religion? Almost everyone is a hypocrite. The only people who never fail to live up to their own standards are the ones who have no standards. -- Wes Groleau ------ The reason most women would rather have beauty than brains is they know that most men can see better than they can think. James Dobson |
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On Nov 24, 7:41*pm, wrote:
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practiced among amateur radio operators that discussions of politics, religion, and sex were off limits. Is it OK to attack someone Else's religion as long as we don't do it on the air? When I was a boy my family was physically attacked because they were Roman Catholic. I know that other religious groups have been subject to physical attacks and discrimination at many times in our nations history. Is our constitutional protection of freedom to worship as we wish subject to the convenience of the moment? When Mary Barrett Dyer was expelled from the colony of Massachusetts for preaching heresy; she was a Quaker proselytizer; and then returned she was hung for piracy. That charge was based on her use of the high seas to commit the crime of reentering the colony of Massachusetts once having been banished. To me this illustrates that if you hate a religious group badly enough you can find a way to harm them but that does not make it right. Scientology is considered a cult by many but their religion is protected by the same laws that protect the rest of us. It should not matter if we are Christians, Jews, Muslims, Atheist, Hindu, Sikh, Wiccan, or Pagan. We should have enough respect for the rights of all, even if only in order to protect our own rights, as to leave each others beliefs alone. "In Germany, they came first for the Communists, And I didnt speak up because I wasnt a Communist; And then they came for the trade unionists, And I didnt speak up because I wasnt a trade unionist; And then they came for the Jews, And I didnt speak up because I wasnt a Jew; And then . . . they came for me . . . And by that time there was no one left to speak up." Reverend Martin Niemoeller; a survivor of eight years in the Nazi concentration camps. -- Tom Horne W3TDH |
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One World wrote:
On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, ... I donno. How would run-of-the-mill Christians like to be constantly reminded of their hypocrisy? One of the reasons why I'm agnostic. I dislike organized religion in all its forms. When asked what my religion is, I say "spiritual". God does not need money! |
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I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
wrote in message ... I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been exposed on National Tv. These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. We all have the right to choose and follow our own God. It is only after you die that you will know if you bet the right horse or not. What if, when we get to wherever we go, that we learn that the religion that worships cows is the only true and correct religion, and you get another 10,000 years in the fires of hell for every hamburger you ate? Steve |
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Almost everyone is a hypocrite. The only people who never fail to
A man who says he is honest will probably lie about other things as well. Mark Twain |
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"G. Morgan" wrote in message ... One World wrote: On 11/24/2012 6:41 PM, wrote: I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, ... I donno. How would run-of-the-mill Christians like to be constantly reminded of their hypocrisy? One of the reasons why I'm agnostic. I dislike organized religion in all its forms. When asked what my religion is, I say "spiritual". God does not need money! A man can believe in God, and get to heaven without ever going to church. How? Just read the instruction book. It's all there. Steve |
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On 11/25/2012 8:28 PM, Steve B wrote:
wrote in message ... I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been exposed on National Tv. These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. We all have the right to choose and follow our own God. It is only after you die that you will know if you bet the right horse or not. What if, when we get to wherever we go, that we learn that the religion that worships cows is the only true and correct religion, and you get another 10,000 years in the fires of hell for every hamburger you ate? Steve The only true faith: http://www.venganza.org/ |
I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
Steve B wrote:
A man can believe in God, and get to heaven without ever going to church. How? Just read the instruction book. It's all there. When I was a child, I prayed to god for a bike. But I quickly found out he didn't work that way. So I stole a bike and prayed for his forgiveness. - Emo Philips |
I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
"Malcom "Mal" Reynolds" wrote in message ... I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been exposed on National Tv. These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. For a good many years Billy Graham had Morman as an example of a cult. Then when Romney was up for president, they took it off and used words that would lead their followers to vote for him. A cult is only a cult when they are in the minority. |
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"Ralph Mowery" wrote: "Malcom "Mal" Reynolds" wrote in message ... I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been exposed on National Tv. These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. For a good many years Billy Graham had Morman as an example of a cult. Then when Romney was up for president, they took it off and used words that would lead their followers to vote for him. A cult is only a cult when they are in the minority. that must make Jews comfortable |
I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
Worth noting, there are a couple of Non-LDS churches that claim to be
Mormons. But which aren't. The LDS chuch I attend has none of that disgusting abuse. Real Mormons are some of the best neighbors, and best citizens you'd ever want to meet. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. wrote in message ... I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been exposed on National Tv. These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. |
I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message ... Worth noting, there are a couple of Non-LDS churches that claim to be Mormons. But which aren't. The LDS chuch I attend has none of that disgusting abuse. Real Mormons are some of the best neighbors, and best citizens you'd ever want to meet. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org Of course they are. Like minded people tend to believe the best in each other. Would you say the same if they were atheists? Regardless, Steve B said it best. Unfortunately, now I'm concerned about eating hamburgers. |
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On Monday, November 26, 2012 5:35:07 AM UTC-6, Stormin Mormon wrote:
"But which aren't." You should get 50 lashes for using the language in such an immoral way! 8^O |
I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels
Sure! There's some atheist groups that claim to be Mormons. But which
aren't. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Meanie" wrote in message ... "Stormin Mormon" wrote in message ... Worth noting, there are a couple of Non-LDS churches that claim to be Mormons. But which aren't. The LDS chuch I attend has none of that disgusting abuse. Real Mormons are some of the best neighbors, and best citizens you'd ever want to meet. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org Of course they are. Like minded people tend to believe the best in each other. Would you say the same if they were atheists? Regardless, Steve B said it best. Unfortunately, now I'm concerned about eating hamburgers. |
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You will not put up with?
Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Bob_Villa" wrote in message ... On Monday, November 26, 2012 5:35:07 AM UTC-6, Stormin Mormon wrote: "But which aren't." You should get 50 lashes for using the language in such an immoral way! 8^O |
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"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message ... Worth noting, there are a couple of Non-LDS churches that claim to be Mormons. But which aren't. The LDS chuch I attend has none of that disgusting abuse. Real Mormons are some of the best neighbors, and best citizens you'd ever want to meet. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org Well, Mormy-Me, we both know how the story goes. Joseph Smith had his hallucinations ......... errrrr ....... prophecies ......... given to him. One was that polygamy was necessary for a man to enter paradise after death. The band then bounced across America, being run out of successive towns they lived in, ending up in Utah. Polygamy was practiced. Then, Mormons wanted statehood, and the US Gov't. said they could not until polygamy was abolished. Some went along with it, some didn't. US troops were sent, and polygamist husbands were rounded up and put in prisons. One was killed in Panguitch, Utah, and there is a shrine there built to honor him to this day. Then the current prophet at that time had another "revelation", and they renounced polygamy for statehood. All except the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints, FLDS, as it is known today. They packed up the wives and kids and dogs, and went slightly SE of St. George, Utah, across the AZ line, which was not a state until 1912. So, the big Mormon church in Salt Lake is actually a spin off, a corruption, of the original prophecies and scriptures. They chose to follow their religious beliefs, and not sacrifice them for something as political as statehood. Since then, there has been a lot of strife within the FLDS for different reasons. Polygamy just isn't a workable system, because young men have to be ejected at pubertyhood in order to keep the women to men ratio high. Inbreeding has caused many times the national average of birth defects. And there are other reasons not necessary for this discussion. The point is that should you, or anyone else, choose to investigate this matter, my description above will be proven true and correct. So be gone with the self-righteous condescending attitude about "your" church being the right one. It is an aberration of the original foundings. But the trouble is that most Mormons join the church, or are born into it, and don't investigate the teachings, or writings, or how they have been hidden, changed, or eliminated over the years. They don't even know the things that are the history of their own church. The church is pyramid shaped in its structure, and the base level dues paying members just need to know the basics, and shut up and pay their tithes, and enjoy the benefits of a big social community and network. They don't believe the bible is correct, yet believe the Book of Mormon, and it says Christ was born in Jerusalem, men can achieve equal or greater status as Jesus, that God had sex with Mary, that Jesus and Satan are brothers, and that a man can have his own planet after death if he completes the rituals of the church and leads a good life. As for polygamy, Joseph Smith took a couple of wives from the original founder members, but hooked them up with young girls in exchange. One of them said (in Mormon writings) "I am going to town today to pick up a new wife, and I have no more emotion than if I were going to buy a cow." Anyone interested enough to read up on this will find what I have written above to be true. Just the facts, Ma'am. And if you argue back, Stormy, you will just exhibit how little you know of your own "faith". HTH Steve, a 14 year ex-Mormon www.exmormon.org |
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I've found that most Ex-Mo have very little clue what the real LDS teaches.
You are a fine example of this. Sadly, when a person loses the Spirit of the Lord, the "other" spirit moves in. And, so it is with your writing. I live the faith, you left, and are now in the grasp of the evil one. Seems pretty clear, to me. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Steve B" wrote in message ... Well, Mormy-Me, we both know how the story goes. Joseph Smith had his hallucinations ......... errrrr ....... prophecies ......... given to him. One was that polygamy was necessary for a man to enter paradise after death. The band then bounced across America, being run out of successive towns they lived in, ending up in Utah. Polygamy was practiced. Then, Mormons wanted statehood, and the US Gov't. said they could not until polygamy was abolished. Some went along with it, some didn't. US troops were sent, and polygamist husbands were rounded up and put in prisons. One was killed in Panguitch, Utah, and there is a shrine there built to honor him to this day. Then the current prophet at that time had another "revelation", and they renounced polygamy for statehood. All except the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints, FLDS, as it is known today. They packed up the wives and kids and dogs, and went slightly SE of St. George, Utah, across the AZ line, which was not a state until 1912. So, the big Mormon church in Salt Lake is actually a spin off, a corruption, of the original prophecies and scriptures. They chose to follow their religious beliefs, and not sacrifice them for something as political as statehood. Since then, there has been a lot of strife within the FLDS for different reasons. Polygamy just isn't a workable system, because young men have to be ejected at pubertyhood in order to keep the women to men ratio high. Inbreeding has caused many times the national average of birth defects. And there are other reasons not necessary for this discussion. The point is that should you, or anyone else, choose to investigate this matter, my description above will be proven true and correct. So be gone with the self-righteous condescending attitude about "your" church being the right one. It is an aberration of the original foundings. But the trouble is that most Mormons join the church, or are born into it, and don't investigate the teachings, or writings, or how they have been hidden, changed, or eliminated over the years. They don't even know the things that are the history of their own church. The church is pyramid shaped in its structure, and the base level dues paying members just need to know the basics, and shut up and pay their tithes, and enjoy the benefits of a big social community and network. They don't believe the bible is correct, yet believe the Book of Mormon, and it says Christ was born in Jerusalem, men can achieve equal or greater status as Jesus, that God had sex with Mary, that Jesus and Satan are brothers, and that a man can have his own planet after death if he completes the rituals of the church and leads a good life. As for polygamy, Joseph Smith took a couple of wives from the original founder members, but hooked them up with young girls in exchange. One of them said (in Mormon writings) "I am going to town today to pick up a new wife, and I have no more emotion than if I were going to buy a cow." Anyone interested enough to read up on this will find what I have written above to be true. Just the facts, Ma'am. And if you argue back, Stormy, you will just exhibit how little you know of your own "faith". HTH Steve, a 14 year ex-Mormon www.exmormon.org |
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So, there's a TV show about people who aren't
real Mormons, but clam to be. I'm supposed to be upset and devistated by this? Man, someone out there doesn't have a grip on reality. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. |
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Steve B wrote:
But the trouble is that most Mormons join the church, or are born into it, and don't investigate the teachings, or writings, or how they have been hidden, changed, or eliminated over the years. Pretty much the same for *all* religions/denominations. Among believers, very few have ever questioned or investigated the tenets of their faith. They just accepted them because those teaching them were older, wiser, whatever. Of course, those were the same folks that were teaching them about Santa Claus. -- dadiOH ____________________________ Winters getting colder? Tired of the rat race? Maybe just ready for a change? Check it out... http://www.floridaloghouse.net |
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On Nov 26, 3:35*am, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote: Worth noting, there are a couple of Non-LDS churches that claim to be Mormons. But which aren't. The LDS chuch I attend has none of that disgusting abuse. Real Mormons are some of the best neighbors, and best citizens you'd ever want to meet. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus *www.lds.org . wrote in message ... I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been exposed on National Tv. *These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. *How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. *I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. *I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. *The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. Sounds suspiciously like a "true" Christian. Unfortunately one the people using the phrase know what it means but it is usually somehting on the order of "My grroup is the only "true" one". Harry K |
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"dadiOH" wrote in message ... Steve B wrote: But the trouble is that most Mormons join the church, or are born into it, and don't investigate the teachings, or writings, or how they have been hidden, changed, or eliminated over the years. Pretty much the same for *all* religions/denominations. Among believers, very few have ever questioned or investigated the tenets of their faith. They just accepted them because those teaching them were older, wiser, whatever. Of course, those were the same folks that were teaching them about Santa Claus. -- These followers are easily persuaded due to their inferior souls and lost direction in life. Following a Deity which hasn't been proven to exist simply proves their need for direction and their eagerness to obey. Simply put, sucks being them. On the plus side, I wrote my letter to Santa. I hope I get what I asked for. |
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Partly eagerness to obey, and also partly that religious
people need to better understand the mysteries of the universe. A few people join various churches to control the universe. "ask and thou shalt recieve" sounds good to people. They figure they can pray themselves into riches, power, and the comforts of life. I sure hope you get your Santa list. Should I pray for you? I'd like you to write Santa, and ask him to put in a good word for my prayer list. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Meanie" wrote in message ... These followers are easily persuaded due to their inferior souls and lost direction in life. Following a Deity which hasn't been proven to exist simply proves their need for direction and their eagerness to obey. Simply put, sucks being them. On the plus side, I wrote my letter to Santa. I hope I get what I asked for. |
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On Sun, 25 Nov 2012 20:47:11 -0500, Home Guy wrote:
Steve B wrote: A man can believe in God, and get to heaven without ever going to church. How? Just read the instruction book. It's all there. When I was a child, I prayed to god for a bike. But I quickly found out he didn't work that way. So I stole a bike and prayed for his forgiveness. No one is surprised. You've already admitted to stealing intellectual property. |
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wrote in message ... I wonder how Stormin Mormon feels, now that the mormon cult has been exposed on National Tv. These mormons are a lot worse than most of us imagined, with their disgusting sex rituals, slavery, abusive polygamist practices, and now their appearance in the courts. How he can continue to use his footer preaching about this cult is amazing. I would leave the cult, and never post another thing about them online or offline. They are a repulsive religion and an evil people. I hope the courts shut them down entirely, the same way the Waco cult was destroyed years ago. The government needs to put an end to these cults before the cult members turn to terrorism and some real damage in this country. On a trip to Idaho (don't ask) I had a layover in Salt Lake City. My buddy and I went to Temple Square. There was a visitor center there where they had an excellent program to explain the features of Mormonism. We left there simply shaking our heads over what they are selling. BTW the choir is quite good. |
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.. "In Germany, they came first for the Communists, And I didnt speak up because I wasnt a Communist; And then they came for the trade unionists, And I didnt speak up because I wasnt a trade unionist; And then they came for the Jews, And I didnt speak up because I wasnt a Jew; And then . . . they came for me . . . And by that time there was no one left to speak up." Reverend Martin Niemoeller; a survivor of eight years in the Nazi concentration camps. But obviously Rev. Niemoeller survived though no one spoke up for him. |
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Died in 1984. http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article....uleId=10007391
Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Charlie" wrote in message ... .. "In Germany, they came first for the Communists, And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist; And then they came for the trade unionists, And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist; And then they came for the Jews, And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew; And then . . . they came for me . . . And by that time there was no one left to speak up." Reverend Martin Niemoeller; a survivor of eight years in the Nazi concentration camps. But obviously Rev. Niemoeller survived though no one spoke up for him. |
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That's OK. Sometimes I can't figure out how Non-Mormons can believe that.
Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Charlie" wrote in message ... On a trip to Idaho (don't ask) I had a layover in Salt Lake City. My buddy and I went to Temple Square. There was a visitor center there where they had an excellent program to explain the features of Mormonism. We left there simply shaking our heads over what they are selling. BTW the choir is quite good. |
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