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@CatholicRob The two families I know from Utah both say they were essentially shunned in their neighborhoods when people learned they had no interest in becoming LDS

And yet Mormons will tell you that they’re known for being good, upstanding, honest people whereas it’s really the exact opposite

@Rultpwr @XCkyro @GarveBrahman Wasn’t one of your apostles brother excommunicated for child sexual abuse, rebaptized and then given leadership roles again? Rumor has it that Todd was aware and never reported! No bueno!

@XCkyro @GarveBrahman maybe instead of excommunicating the homosexual pedos, we should make them saints and let you guys pray to them!

All the time. Mormons are not Christians.

@jkdavis89 Read the second paragraph you goober the first part is about debates

@CopingSaw Yeah, because he's not getting his way.

And thus ends another chapter of someone who thinks they can easily dunk on Mormons, realize that they have no idea what they are talking about and promptly runs away.

@T_M_Mystic Thoughts on Temple Lot?

The church that sold our DNA to Blackrock can't find any DNA proving Joseph was polygamous. He taught against it until death and his one and only wife testified of his monogamy till the day she died.

@RigdonNancy3 “Officer I’m just shy of the legal limit”

This is the essay where we found out that the church knew marrying a 14 year old was so bad that their lawyers had to word it by saying she was “just shy of her 15th birthday”.

@Law_Of_Chastity @ThoughtfulSaint My point exactly. He’s asking God for repentance and admitting to his sin. Does Joseph ever express having a contrite heart for his sins?

@CopingSaw @ThoughtfulSaint David likely wrote that lol.

I really don’t like doing this because I have a deep respect for Catholicism…. But are twitter Catholics really in a position to lecture Latter-day Saints on perceived sexual improprieties from the 1800s considering much more recent events? ———- (From a friends post) The Roman Catholic abuse crisis is one of the most horrifying institutional scandals in religious history. Children being raped, molested, groomed, threatened, silenced, and spiritually manipulated by men they were taught to trust as representatives of God. Bishops and Church officials who knew abuse had happened and still reassigned priests. Who protected the institution’s reputation over children’s safety. Who used secrecy, legal pressure, shame, and delay to avoid accountability. In France alone, an independent investigation estimated that 216,000 children were abused by Catholic clergy since 1950. When lay workers connected to the Church were included, the estimate rose to about 330,000 victims. It was a catastrophic moral failure involving abuse, cover-up, cowardice, institutional self-protection, and the betrayal of children on a mass scale. (Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse. (2009). The report of the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse. Government of Ireland. gov.ie/en/department-… (gov.ie/en/department-…))

@Law_Of_Chastity @ThoughtfulSaint King David has a whole Psalm about his repentance for adultery. Joseph lied to his wife and “church” about what was going on

@CopingSaw @ThoughtfulSaint How much time do you spend shitting on King David? Or Abraham? Or Moses? That’s the double standard.

@Law_Of_Chastity @ThoughtfulSaint How do we not hold ourselves to the same standard?

@CopingSaw @ThoughtfulSaint Everyone holds him to a standard that you guys refuse to hold yourselves and biblical profits to. I mean, holy shit

@Law_Of_Chastity @ThoughtfulSaint The difference is that no Catholic defends what happened while you guys all defend and make excuses for Joseph

@ThoughtfulSaint I am 1000% on board with this. I hate digging into Catholics. I do have a lot of respect for them. But their high horse and low digs are uncalled for.

@MissRed_Roses @TheNewCatholic @ThoughtfulSaint @emuse1955 I’m open to any information you have if you think I’m wrong or lying

@CopingSaw @TheNewCatholic @ThoughtfulSaint @emuse1955 ok bud

Is this an example of Biblical Taqiyya? Rahab hides the spies (Joshua 2) Who: Rahab What she did: She hid Israelite spies and lied to the authorities about their whereabouts. Why it’s notable: She is later praised for her faith in Hebrews 11:31 and James 2:25. Key idea: Her deception is treated as part of her faith and loyalty to God’s people. Does God justify lying to save lives?

@stackerco Do you know of any linguists or Egyptologist that converted after learning about what was in the BoM?

How does anyone frame a false dichotomy (either real or conspiracy too vast to imagine) along with data that has not been peer reviewed by outside comparative linguistic journals, as “irrefutable evidence”?

Remember guys there are two Jesus’ for the creedal Christians. Human Jesus and divine Jesus. You all only ever saw human Jesus.

@SolveableSea @thesanityrevolt 1. That’s no why there was a reformation 2. Even if that were the reason then you’d still have to contend with the claims of the Eastern Churches (which is the point Jacob missed completely in the debate)

There is no clear, unbroken chain of priesthood authority or consistent doctrine preserved through the centuries that followed the apostolic era. Nobody- not any Papal apologist has been able to prove it and it’s why there was a revolt by Christians we call the Reformation, and now it’s time for the Restoration.

The fact Mormons unironically think they won this debate is maybe the funniest thing to happen in internet Evangelization of all time.

@MissRed_Roses @TheNewCatholic @ThoughtfulSaint @emuse1955 Your whole argument is that the Pope changed doctrine. Priesthood celibacy is a practice not a doctrine, if Pope Leo wanted to reverse it tomorrow he could

@CopingSaw @TheNewCatholic @ThoughtfulSaint @emuse1955 there is no logical argument for celibate priesthood based on the bible alone. There is no pattern of celibacy among priests in the bible.

@MissRed_Roses @TheNewCatholic @ThoughtfulSaint @emuse1955 Nothing you listed was a change in doctrine, you could argue they developed, but nothing was a reversal in prior dogmatic teaching

let's start with the creeds. Then let's get into indulgences. Go on and justify how Pope Alexander VI wasn't being at least lose with doctrine to justify his various actions. And then of course celibate priesthood was a pretty obvious doctrinal change from biblical priesthood teachings.

@IsaacFletcher57 @CatholicRob When is it morally okay to lie to your wife?

This video shows that Mormons feel that lying can be morally okay.

@MissRed_Roses @TheNewCatholic @ThoughtfulSaint @emuse1955 What did they chance?

@TheNewCatholic @ThoughtfulSaint @emuse1955 sure they didn't

@bull_buck46393 @The2nd1776 @mrmdotorg “the Prophet's first wife, gave her consent to the marriage of at least four other girls to her husband, and that she was well aware that he associated with them as wives within the meaning of all that word implies." We also have a woman telling her daughter Joseph is her father

@The2nd1776 @mrmdotorg No, he never practiced polygamy. That was Brigham Young’s baby. No contemporary testimony of it until Joseph was long gone. Do more research

Joseph Smith deceived Emma about polygamy. Emma was not an enemy combatant. Emma was his wife.

@daroljorg @emuse1955 @mrmdotorg You don’t think it matters if a supposed prophet is lying to his wife about being with other women?

@emuse1955 @mrmdotorg 🤣🤡🙄 Why does any of that matter to you in your pathetic life. Oh yea!! IT DOESN'T!! TOTAL CLICK BAIT!!