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@JenOliverQC I read a post on here saying mormons are like trans. Trans people use all the words, make all the claims, try to look the part and claim to be women. Mormons do similar and claim to be Christian

Mormons have faith in Jesus Christ. Mormons are baptized. Mormons keep the commandments and live the beatitudes. Mormons care for the poor and needy. Mormons read the Bible. Mormons aren’t Christian’s?

@CornCamdy @ShinarSquirrel Missouri is in the Americas and your church used to think a lot of the mythology happened in central/eastern US, including Missouri. Then "scholars" shifted focus to mesoamerica when no archeological support was found.

@DeplorableBot24 @ShinarSquirrel Uh...yup. What does Missouri have to do with ancient people in the Americas? Did someone claim there was Book of Mormon stuff there?

You can hardly stick a shovel in the ground anywhere in the Middle East without turning up archaeological evidence of the veracity of the Bible. You cannot stick a shovel in the ground anywhere in the Americas and find any archaeological evidence of the veracity of the Book of Mormon.

@bmariner @ShinarSquirrel Mormon cope game has been running strong for nearly 200 years. It's incredible. Your church knows its mythology is archeologically indefensible so it declines to formally identify any locations for anything not occurring in the last 2 centuries

@DeplorableBot24 @ShinarSquirrel If you knew anything about my church, you’d know that it doesn’t claim that the hill where the battles happened is the hill we currently call Cumorah. Most church scholars believe it happened in mesoamerica, which is archaeologically untouched.

@kmbecker25 @ShinarSquirrel Are you saying Christians searched for thousands of years? Lol no. Also, hasn't it been just as much time as the events in the BOM?

@ShinarSquirrel Look at a calendar. How many thousands of years did it take before those shovels started finding biblical sites? 2k.... 5k.... Give us the same lead time and we'll see what happens.

@bmariner @ShinarSquirrel You don't need to do an excavation there, dig a hole for a building foundation and you'll hit something. Happens around the world in any place with significant history. Except anywhere named in mormon literature lol

@ShinarSquirrel Nobody’s tried… Talk to me when the Americas have been excavated to the extent that the Middle East has.

@CornCamdy @ShinarSquirrel No jungles in Missouri though

@ShinarSquirrel True. Too many jungles in the way to dig around 🥲 science.org/content/articl…

@utesfann99 @TheRhetorRick Would you settle for words in a hat?

@TheRhetorRick I’ll follow Jesus not the creed’s thanks though 👌

There is only one God (Deut 6:4) The Father is God (1 Jn 3:1) The Son is God (Heb 1:8) The Holy Spirit is God (Acts 5:3-4) The Father is not the Son (1 Jn 4:14) The Son is not the Holy Spirit (Jn 16:7) The Holy Spirit is not the Father (Jn 14:16)

@MSamuelSherwood @EvidenceOfFaith

Funny, the person recording this was obviously doing something wrong and being deception. But, if you listened to the what was said, it plainly says one of the "marks" is to remind each person to kneel and recognize Jesus as the Christ and follow him. That alone substantiates the LDS are Christians. The rest can be brushed off as similar to the Masonic rites, but the end result is, the ceremony is to cause each person to kneel and serve and follow Jesus Christ. That therefore, would be evidence to correctly call them CHRISTIANS.

I honestly thought this was a Masonic temple ritual, but it's not. It is a hidden camera footage from LDS temple in Arizona. I enhanced the audio to make it more clear what is being said.

@jasoninthehouse There are Hindus who believe in Jesus Christ are they Christians too?

DOW needs to correct the record. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints truly are Christians. I happen to be a member, and first and foremost I believe in Jesus Christ. We are Christians. 🇺🇸✝️❤️

@JStevenEpperson @Nikthenord Two different but valid paths seems like a pretty broad door to God

@Nikthenord You chose a different path. Just because you feel a different path that is better for you doesn't make it right and us wrong. It means you wanted to try something new. Best of luck. I'm sure you'll be alright as long as you follow the commandments.

I grew up mormon. I went to seminary and institute. I served as a missionary in Japan. I married my wife in the temple. Never in a 1000 years could I imagine leaving but God had other plans for me. Like Paul, Jesus came and shattered the illusion and made me His.

@EvanMaugha94734 @Nikthenord Holes and contradictions, lol This is how I know you haven't actually studied mormonism

That's interesting. I know a few who have left the church but they tend to be what I call the "Sunday football" crowd. They would rather chill than labor in the field. Knowing what I know, it is hard for me to understand how someone leaves the church for a protestant faith. Their doctrines are full of holes, have less answers, too many contradictions. This is not a slight on protestants - they have never had the fullness of the gospel. I admire their faith in Christ given limited and incorrect information. However a former member who had access to all that we have - it is hard for me to wrap my head around.

@fiveironfoxy @asophiething Oh boy, you're in for a wild ride

@asophiething I'm not LDS. I'm protestant. That beyond said, I know little about LDS. What are the passages in the BoM that directly contradict the Bible? (Do they have chapter and verse in that book? I honestly don't know. )

@dominionpowers @BowTiedRanger Works don't save, they're merely an outworking of faith. So you can't have faith without works, but works don't save. You guys don't understand that

@DeplorableBot24 @BowTiedRanger Yes I agree. We think very little of the servants in the vineyard who refuse to work. When god gives us all talents those who bury theirs and think their faith alone will save them will be sorely surprised. Catholics understand this.

Mormons severely miscalculated what the Nicene Creed and Trinitarian doctrine mean to Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant Christians. For how much in-fighting that happens between these three groups, they all absolutely agree on those things . Never seen such a unified reactionary front on a theological issue like this. What a strategic misstep to attack the one thing everyone can agree on 😂

@dominionpowers @BowTiedRanger Lol this post os so telling of the mormon ethos: works salvation and material possessions

Oh I’m sure your little anti Mormon coalition will collapse as soon as someone mentions Mary worship or faith without works is dead or how evangelicals are the worst quasi religious people in the country. Our strategy to buy Missouri and Illinois acre by acre and brick by brick and to missionary your children as your churches collapse in bankruptcy is proceeding as planned.

@AmericaOnlycast @PrplGld @LostMyHats What does it matter if it's in the BOM, Pearl of Great Price, or other defining mormon literature? The location of the teaching is less relevant than the fact thats it's an actual teaching.

Ok then tell me from the Book of Mormon where I am wrong? Kolob? Not in the Book of Mormon. God having a wife? Not in the Book of Mormon. Jesus and Satan being brothers? Not in the Book of Mormon. You’re willfully ignorant and should probably do some research before attempting (rather poorly) to attack informed people

"I'm a polytheist who believes God was once a man, that He's married to a female goddess and they live on a planet called Kolob, that Jesus and Satan are brothers, that there's a potentially infinite number of gods and I'll one day become the god of my own planet populated with my celestial space babies, I deny every single essential Christian doctrine, and reject every historic Christian creed. Now explain to me why I'm not a Christian right this second."

@coopermatthew76 @ObiWanCoby10 @smashbaals That site is a joke. Many of the reputations are a variant of "nuh uh! They're just trying to make us look bad!"

@ObiWanCoby10 @smashbaals Me #Response_to_claim:_%22trillions_of_planets%22_are_%22ruled_by_countless_gods_who_were_once_human_like_us%22" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">fairlatterdaysaints.org/answers/Critic…

Mormonism teaches: -Jesus was a created being like us -We too can become gods -Good Mormon men get a planet full of virgins -Jesus and Lucifer are brothers -Jesus came back to America -Native Americans are the true Israelites Mormons aren’t Christians.

@KorribanSociety @SimpleFrameAi @smashbaals So, no?

@SimpleFrameAi @smashbaals

@PGATUOR I'm going to follow you even harder

If you celebrate pride month, unfollow us right this second.

@BakingPeter @sarahkahncept @JamieWhistle Lol don't even try to pretend you're not a redditor

@DeplorableBot24 @sarahkahncept @JamieWhistle That was a sad attempt at insulting me. Try harder.

Oh this is going to be an interesting email to the school…. Me to my 6 year old, “tell me about the bracelet you made at school today” Him, “the red means friendship, every color means something. And it means my class is my family”

@retellthis @Saxdonut @WallStreetMav Statistically, sampling 5% of a population of 500k is much more than enough to be a representative sample. 24k votes is about 5% of all reported votes. 0 for Pratt is not an anomaly or quirk

You’re right that the anomaly deserves an explanation. My point is that “unexplained” and “fraudulent” are not the same thing. Reporting errors, incomplete imports, or other administrative issues are possible explanations. Pratt ultimately received 163,549 votes. That’s why the full dataset matters more than a single unexplained anomaly.

Has anyone found a Democrat statistician or mathematician who can provide a legitimate explanation for how out of 24,000 ballots, Spencer Pratt received ZERO?