Logan Pierce, Son of Larry

“Mormon abridged a thousand years of his nation’s life while standing on the edge of its grave, watching his whole civilization grind to dust, and he told us plainly that he chose what to write because he had seen our time. So wake up. I am not speaking in metaphor. Wake up the way a man wakes when the house is already filling with smoke and there is still time, but only just, to carry out everyone he loves. You were not born into this hour by accident. Of all the ages of the earth you could have been sent to, you were held back for this one, for the late and difficult hour, because you were trusted to be awake in it. That is not flattery. It is a summons, and it is heavier than comfort ever was. Somewhere in the quiet of your own soul you have felt it, the sense that you were meant for something more than ease, that you were placed here on purpose and the purpose has weight. Stop drowning that feeling in distraction. It is the truest thing about you. You were called into this time to help hold the line, to be one of the few who sees clearly while the many sleep, to rebuild the virtue in your own heart and your own home where every civilization is actually saved or actually lost. The cycle does not exempt you because you are modern, or advanced, or certain it could never happen here. Every fallen people was certain too. So remember what you were given and what it cost. Humble yourself before the comfort makes you proud. Refuse the gentle voices crying apathy where there is no peace. And take your place among the watchers, the ones who stay awake through the long night so that something worth saving survives to morning, because the warning was written to be louder than the lullaby, and it was aimed, across all the centuries, at you, in this hour, for this work. You were called for such a time as this. Do not sleep through it.”

@houstonlatin02 @DavoustBaldPate @Piecemaker2121 We don’t follow a false prophet. I like Joseph Smith. Only Jesus saves!

@DavoustBaldPate @Piecemaker2121 We don't follow a false prophet like Joseph Smith only Jesus

Are there any Jehovah's Witnesses on the internet? I honestly can't say I've seen a single comment or post ever from any of them, only a few from the ones who've left

@Romans724120566 @Alma56_47 @joshnaa2gez In what ways is “the God of this universe” meaningfully different from Christ? We believe, as Stephen, that Christ is at the right hand of His Father. But if you buy into the Trinity, then technically God was a man because Christ was a man. Was God ever “just a man?” No.

You are either outright lying or don’t know your own religion. It is a foundation piece of Mormon theology that directly contradicts all of Christian thought. Eternal progression…was the current God of this universe ever a man according to your religion? The answer is yes. check the King Folletts Discourse or or the Infinite Regression of Gods by Brigham Young should you need a refresher. You can also try to convince the congregation of your plurality of gods doctrine. See how that flies.

First of all, I do not believe in sola scriptura. You do. So I don’t need to justify my theological beliefs strictly with the Bible. But you must if you’re going to claim sola scriptura. I’ll still show some evidence for those beliefs through the Bible, however. “Where is God’s wife?” Nowhere in the Bible explicitly. However, Genesis 1:27 says, “God created man in his own image… male and female created he them.” Notice that both male and female are said to bear God’s image. Biblically, the divine feminine is present, even if abstract. “Where’s becoming a god?” John 10:34: “Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, I said, Ye are gods?” Romans 8: 16-17: “The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God: And if children, then heirs; heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ.” 1 John 3:2: “Beloved, now are we the sons of God… when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is.” “Where’s polytheism?” Exodus 20:3: “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.” (Notice it doesn’t deny the existence of other gods.) Deuteronomy 32: 8-9: “When the Most High divided the nations, when he separated the sons of Adam, he fixed the borders of the peoples according to the number of the sons of God. But Yahweh’s portion is his people, Jacob his allotted inheritance.” Psalms 82:1: “God standeth in the congregation of the mighty; he judgeth among the gods.” Exodus 15:11: ““Who is like unto thee, O Lord, among the gods?” “Where’s Christ being Satan’s brother?” Job 1:6: “Now there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the Lord, and Satan came also among them.” Job 38: 4-7: “Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth… when the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy?” “Where’s 3 levels of heaven?” 2 Corinthians 12:2: “I knew a man in Christ above fourteen years ago, (whether in the body, I cannot tell; or whether out of the body, I cannot tell: God knoweth;) such an one caught up to the third heaven.” 1 Corinthians 15: 40-41: “There are also celestial bodies, and bodies terrestrial: but the glory of the celestial is one, and the glory of the terrestrial is another. There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars: for one star differeth from another star in glory.”

@ServusDeiVivi @PopePiusIXStan Which is actually credible? The Book of Mormon. Critique the odd-looking tree all you like, but the fruit it produced is good.

@LoganMPierce1 @PopePiusIXStan Paul who once hated Christians and wanted to kill them has a miraculous conversion after a public event leading him blind, and is healed by a former enemy who also had a vision. Joseph says he can find treasure with magic stones and didn't. Which is actually credible? lol

People understanding something has nothing to do with something being true or false. So, it is irrelevant what percentage of Christianity understands the Trinity. Just like it’s irrelevant to the truth of anything else. Truth isn’t a poll.

@ServusDeiVivi @theblessedsalt If God saved people in their sins, He would cease to be God. God remains God because He will not deny His words.

@LoganMPierce1 @theblessedsalt "How can I avoid answering questions while sounding like the biggest tool?"

We inherit a nature from our parents. A nature is what we are, and we know humans are made from human procreation, with the exception of Adam/Eve. Jesus has one biological parent, Mary, so of course she is solely responsible for His human nature. Not a very "thoughtful" post.

@DavoustBaldPate “Behold thou hast lied.” Truly, the Book of Mormon was written for our day, so that we might notice the verbal patterns of those who wrest the words of God.

Hubris always goes before the fall. This Mormon thinks that because God will not forgive blasphemy against the Holy Ghost that means Blood Atonement is a Christian belief. But let's unpack how his gotcha actually damns Mormonism. Jesus said in Luke 12:10 (NIV) “And everyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven.” 'Will' is the important word. It means it's a decision of God. Which means when I say God's forgiveness against blasphemy against the Holy Ghost 'It's up to God' I am 100% correct. He believes God cannot forgive that sin, just how Blood Atonement puts some sins beyond Jesus' sacrifice to present us sinless before God. This puts a limit on God, as if such forgiveness is impossible for him. This is consistent with Mormon cosmology where their god the father is not the creator and is subject to the laws of the universe. His gotcha is a gotcha against Mormonism. Mormons are not Christians.

@TNTJohn1717 @RandomLDS Paradise does not equal heaven. When the Resurrected Christ appeared to Mary, He had not yet ascended to His Father. His Father was not in Paradise when He went there with the thief. Temple ordinances are primarily for the benefit of those who died without them, like the thief.

If the question is too long, I can shorten it. Did the thief on the cross need temple covenants, priesthood authority, baptism by LDS hands, or a temple recommend interview before Jesus said, “To day shalt thou be with me in paradise”? That’s the question. You can meme around it, but you still have to answer it.

🚨‼️When the Thief on the Cross Missed the Temple Recommend Interview The thief on the cross had a problem. At least according to the presentation board he had a problem. Actually, according to several presentation boards, a flowchart, two pamphlets, a temple covenant handbook, and a seventy-two-slide PowerPoint, he had a very serious problem. He was hanging on a cross next to Jesus Christ with only a few hours left to live, and unfortunately, he had failed to complete the approved checklist. As he hung there in agony, a group of enthusiastic religious consultants suddenly appeared carrying charts and binders. One of them unfolded a banner titled, “THE COMPLETE PLAN OF EXALTATION.” Another rolled out a chart showing baptism, priesthood authority, temple ordinances, eternal marriage, sacred covenants, worthiness interviews, and several other items that the thief had somehow neglected to complete. The thief looked down at the chart and frowned. “Well, that’s not ideal.” One of the men adjusted his tie and pointed to a box halfway down the chart. “Have you been baptized by someone holding the proper authority?” The thief shook his head. The consultant made a note. “Okay. Not great. Have you received temple ordinances?” The thief looked at the nails in his hands and feet. “I’m having a little trouble scheduling that right now.” Another consultant stepped forward with a clipboard. “Have you completed your temple recommend interview?” The thief blinked. “My what?” The consultant looked concerned. Very concerned. The kind of concern usually reserved for someone who just informed you they accidentally mailed their house to another country. Meanwhile, Jesus was hanging right beside him. The thief turned his head toward Christ and said, “Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom.” One of the consultants nearly dropped his clipboard. “Wait!” he shouted. “You skipped twelve important steps! We haven’t even discussed sacred covenants yet!” Jesus answered, “Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise.” The entire consulting team froze. One man quietly erased half of his presentation. Another began nervously flipping through the handbook looking for an emergency appendix titled, “What To Do If Jesus Saves Someone Before The Presentation Is Finished.” There wasn’t one. The thief smiled. The consultants looked increasingly uncomfortable. One finally cleared his throat and said, “Technically speaking, this creates several administrative challenges.” The thief nodded toward Jesus. “Seems like He handled them.” The consultants huddled together for several minutes. Charts were examined. Timelines were reviewed. Someone produced a graph. Another suggested adding a new category called ‘Special Circumstances.’ Yet every road led back to the same problem. The thief was going to paradise. Without a temple. Without a recommend interview. Without a covenant pathway. Without a priesthood restoration seminar. Without a single chart. Finally one exhausted consultant looked up and asked, “How exactly are we supposed to explain this?” The thief smiled and pointed to the Man hanging beside him. “Maybe start with Him.” And for the next two thousand years, every system that tried to put something between a sinner and the finished work of Christ would have to explain why a dying thief got into paradise with nothing more than faith in the Son of God. The thief never attended a temple. He never completed a worthiness interview. He never passed an ordinance checklist. He never joined a religious institution. He simply believed. And somehow, despite the complete absence of charts, binders, presentations, committees, and approval processes, Jesus Christ still managed to save him. That has been causing problems for complicated systems ever since.

@ServusDeiVivi @theblessedsalt “Can mercy rob justice?”

@LoganMPierce1 @theblessedsalt Secondly, how does God "cease to be God"? What are you even referring to?

@surskitmaxxing @dttpeople Yeah. It’s called the Great Apostasy. The same thing responsible for a triune notion of God and infant baptism.

@LoganMPierce1 @dttpeople Read some Bible scholarship on the topic There’s a reason Christianity didn’t believe in three heavens for 2000 years despite that line being in the Bible

If Mormons just said these things up front. I wouldn't agree, but at least I'd respect the forthrightness. Instead Mormons play word games. If they are simply ashamed of these beliefs, why believe them! Either be proud and upfront or abandon shameful beliefs.

@ServusDeiVivi @PopePiusIXStan I mean, I trust Paul. He was persecuting Christians prior to his vision of the resurrected Christ. No witnesses vouched for his vision. No one vouched for Stephen seeing Christ on the right hand of God. Not sure why detractors expect Joseph Smith to be held to a higher standard.

@LoganMPierce1 @PopePiusIXStan What makes it less real is that it didn't happen, and the only guy that can tell you whether it did (Smith) changed the story several times, and has no credible witnesses to it in the first place lmao

@ServusDeiVivi @theblessedsalt Illogical claim? I mean, it’s not like it’s the Trinity, or anything. That’s some steep competition.

@LoganMPierce1 @theblessedsalt That's an illogical claim. How would God "fall" when God sets the standard for His creation? Would God "fall" against His OWN standards? What kind of God cannot even live up to His own standards, and how is it just that He could judge us for the same failures?

@ServusDeiVivi @theblessedsalt It’s possible for God to fall. That He could “cease to be God.” Now, He’s not going to, because He knows how to avoid it. He just wants us to know that He walks a razor’s edge of necessity. No other scripture contains this doctrine, save the Book of Mormon.

@theblessedsalt It's like they think in order for God to be perfect, He can't ever do anything, because eventually there will be a first time He's done something (that we know of) and that'll be an excuse for God "changing" lol He's outside of time for this very reason.

@JVanMaren Let’s stop giving money / weapons to Ukraine / Israel. Problem solved.

Let's see if I have this right: A) Everyone has to hate Israel because of the death toll in Gaza, in a war that--regardless of your views about it--they did not start on Oct. 7. B) We were "lied to" about Russia, which invaded Ukraine (nobody denies that), resulting in a collective death toll thus far of at least a half a million dead. Russia, though, is the good guy. Regardless of your views on either conflict, if you can't see that the "anti-war" grift of Owens et al is not fueled by principle but by something much, much darker, than I can't help you.

@Bar_tolmi @RavnReborn

@marcado_razon @GrandpaJoeSux That argument wouldn’t work against the Mormon pioneer stock who fled persecution to eke out a life in the wilderness. But the fruits of their sacrifice, the healthy, stable communities are somehow evidence AGAINST the church being true? Think it through.

This made me LOL for real.

@nazjavladimir The Apostle Stephen’s witness of the Son standing at the right hand of the Father is any less real or miraculous because those who stoned him to death saw only clouds. The Book of Abraham is no less inspired because those without the gift of prophecy can’t see what Joseph saw.

Why there is no apologetic defense for the book of Abraham: it has to violate basic rules of evidence to function! The "Catalyst Theory" Calls Joseph a Liar; and The "Missing Scroll Theory" Ignores the Facsimiles. Case closed.

@Truth_matters20 “After all we can do” in this case means “in spite of.” Example: “after all you could do to lie about the church (IE in spite of your best efforts to distort the doctrine).” The truth wins out after all you could do. In spite of your efforts, not because of them.

Mormons distort the gospel by claiming that we are saved by God's grace after all we can do (works), and not through faith alone in Christ like the Bible says.

@dttpeople “Naked Zelph.” I mean, the skeleton’s not wearing clothes…

The more I find out about Mormonism, the more it seems Joseph Smith was just a guy that liked to make up stories like this Zelph “Laminite” one. Maybe he was a pathological liar. I knew someone like that once who made up all kinds of stories and presented them as true.