Jacked Mormon 🪔

@jared_shult If he had a tag what’s the problem, other than you’re a retard.

I have hunted deer and turkey since the age of 8. Never once have I got the urge to kill a mountain lion

@HuntJar45775 @KimballCall I’m sorry you had such a difficult time serving the Lord.

@Jacked_Mormon @KimballCall I don’t really care about that in this context. It’s churning out people like you.

Yesterday, I made the case that having high expectations for our youth in the Church is very good for them when its done with high love. The kids aren't fragile. The adults on X, however ... well, that's another story.

@ferrell_travis @KimballCall How so?

@Jacked_Mormon @KimballCall You are setting yourself at odds with the leadership of the church with this position.

@HuntJar45775 @KimballCall This seems to be your thing. Missions are bad. Interesting take. I completely disagree. There’s nothing a young man can do that will bring him closer to God than serving a full time mission. It’s not easy. It might be downright miserable from a social comforts POV.

@Jacked_Mormon @KimballCall I think the youth are justified in “checking out” of mission culture. The entire culture needs to end at this point.

Antis trying to shake my faith in the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ with another barrage of nonsense.

@SocialistMormon That’s nice in theory but it’s going to go to more empty Somali daycare centers. Or more fraudulent California hospices. Socialists seem to have a false idealistic view of the government’s efficiency. Clean up the inefficiency and we’ll have plenty of money.

When I say, "Tax the billionaires" I don't want their money. I want the girl with leukemia to have the money so she can get treatment.

@Mar46706930 @KimballCall Sorry. I have this crazy notion that if a young man is called to serve for 2 years he should serve for 2 years. Living up to standards and all that.

@Jacked_Mormon @KimballCall Keep up with that pharasy -like nonsense. Its giving "we really are Christians"

The creeds will out live the LDS church because the creeds are grounded in scripture

@ldsabuse “I’m here to expose LDS abuse. Here’s a picture of some some underaged girls in work out clothes that I have for some reason”

Temple trip 2026. This is St. George. All is well in Zion.

@PastorAwes He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved.. -Jesus

Baptism and repentance of sin will not save your soul

@TheLDSGuy930 Welcome brother.

Returning to church for the first time since Mom passed away. I've missed it.

@BenBird53920553 @sister_slay

Hey @sister_slay I wrote a poem about you. Here it is: A sister who calls herself Slay Is one-hundred percent cray cray. She believes the Liahona Led Jews to Arizona and she thinks that polygamy's okay.

that's because Jaxson Dart was speaking up for an immoral sociopathic criminal who is severely damaging America Steve Kerr has been speaking up for morality and decency and genuine American values

@1NCRDB1 @MichelleDBeadle I’m sorry that there’s people who disagree with you. That must be really difficult. Prayers up 🙏

@SenorVito9 Welcome. We love that you are amongst us.

Since joining The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I’ve found myself striving to do better in every part of my life. Being baptised changed the way I approach life. Being a father changed me. Being a husband changed me. Being a nurse changed me. I don’t always succeed. I don’t always get things right. Life is difficult sometimes. But at least now I’m on the right path and genuinely trying to become better. One regret I do have is how rude I was to missionaries when I was younger. I yelled at them, dismissed them, and never really listened. Sometimes I wonder how different my life may have been if I had. Still, I’m grateful the Lord guided me back when the time was right. And I’m especially grateful to the two sister missionaries who took the time to teach me patiently and kindly, even though I was probably a difficult person to teach. They were surprised by how much I already knew and how quickly I was learning, but they never judged me. I’m better for it now.

@ma1ybe Women: If you don’t let us kill our babies we’re going to kill our babies.

Hot take but we literally tried to warn you that this is what happens when abortion access isn’t accessible.

@jaaronboyce @justin_hart So Joseph used that person’s name as a place and that place just happened to be discovered with that same name along the projected route of Lehi and his family. Got it.

@justin_hart I mean it’s literally the name of a prophet / book in the Bible.

For 160 years, "Nahom" in the Book of Mormon was a name that didn't exist anywhere on Earth. Joseph Smith dictated it in 1829 — the desert place where Ishmael was buried in 1 Nephi 16:34. The text uses the passive: "the place which was CALLED Nahom." Lehi (a prophet in the BofM) didn't name it. It was already there. In 1988, German archaeologists excavating the Bar'an Temple at Marib in Yemen recovered three votive altars donated by men of the NHM tribe — dated to the 7th–6th centuries BC. Same name. Same century. Same region. In Hebrew, NHM means "to comfort." In Arabic, NHM means "to mourn." Both meanings collapse onto the very moment a father-in-law was buried in the wilderness. How could a 23-year-old farmboy in upstate New York have named an Arabian tribal burial ground in 1829 that wasn't excavated until 1988?

@sltrib Fortunately there like 5 other late night hosts who do the exact same thing. America will manage.

As Stephen Colbert exits late-night TV, America loses a "prophetic" voice holding power to account. sltrib.com/religion/2026/…