Boy Blue

Every Christian is a Saint. Every Christian is a Priest. Every Christian is Justified. Every Christian is Eternally Secure. Every Christian is being Sanctified. Every Christian will be Glorified.

Anyone else feel this way?

For all the Mormons guffawing over this, let me break this cult-like behavior down for you: 1. “Mormon Stories” has existed for ~20 years. If it was genuinely confusing people about affiliation, that would’ve surfaced long ago. It didn’t. 2. The host is a publicly excommunicated, well-known critic. No reasonable listener thinks this is an official LDS product. 3. Show me the confusion. Not hypotheticals, but actual people who believed this podcast was run by the church. That evidence doesn’t seem to exist. 4. The branding argument is weak. Sharing a general color palette or modern app aesthetic isn’t the same as impersonating a logo or claiming endorsement. 5. Timing matters. Decades of coexistence, then suddenly it’s a legal issue? That looks a lot more like selective enforcement than genuine concern. 6. Trademark law is supposed to prevent real, evident brand confusion, not give powerful institutions a tool to squeeze critics. 7. And yes, people are going to notice the pattern: When a religious organization turns to expensive litigation against a critic over something this thin, it's simply the same playbook groups like Scientology became infamous for. You can call it “brand protection” if you want. But we know strong-arm cult tactics when we see them.