🤦🏻‍♂️ ZeraBP 🤦🏻‍♂️

I live by remembering and living by a few simple things: "A wise man may look foolish when in the company of fools" "Someone else has always said it better." "The more I learn, the more I realize that I know nothing." These are all particularly relevant on Twitter.

@plasmarob The wheat and tares were always going to be separated. Even if this is accurate it's not unexpected.

i will never understand the church of not-mormon

@GhostHause That tracks

"Kirk, how do you explain divine miracles? And how do you explain them occurring today?"

@brianstelter no, it's not

One of the great group shots of "The Late Show" staff posing on stage:

You literally wrote gibberish. I asked you what you meant. You used and ad-hominem on me because you aren't capable of understanding why what you wrote was gibberish. I truthfully pointed out that you are retarded and incapable of comprehending what you are reading making it equally difficult at times for people who can comprehend the English language to understand what you are attempting to say. For an example your screenshots of criticism of Mormon's codex only state that there is criticism. The same can be said of pretty much every spiritual or secular work that has ever been written. It means nothing that something is criticized. The fact that you thought you had a point in posting also speaks to your ability to understand and process information. For example the one specific criticism mentioned can easily be pointed out to be moot. All one has to do to show plausibility of transoceanic voyages at the Time of Nephi is to show that there were transoceanic voyages before or during that time. The criticism doesn't work because the examples he used all predate Nephi's voyage by necessity of showing that it is plausible. In short you are nothing but a Dunning Kruger who is jumping into conversations insultingly and then not understanding why it is leading to people insulting you in kind. Christ specifically called out the Pharisees and Sadducees for the precise things you are doing, I'm only following His example. And yes He did insult them. To the point of them seeking violence upon Him on multiple occasions. So, as you read in my profile, I block stupid people. I also block hypocrites and you are 2 for 2.

@NotZeraBP @AlderNate No, you committed an ad hominem attack. Cant argue facts, so you attack the person. That's the last resort of someone who has no argument.

For nearly 200 years, critics have claimed Joseph Smith “wrote” the Book of Mormon. Okay. Then prove it. Not with assumptions. Not with ridicule. Not with recycled anti-LDS theories that collapse every few decades. Actually prove HOW he did it. Show the drafts. Show the outline. Show the research notes. Show the source manuscript. Show the co-authors. Show the revision process. Because what we DO know is this: A 23-year-old frontier farm boy dictated ~500 pages in roughly 60 working days with: • no formal education • no manuscript in front of him • no rewrites • no library surrounding him • no modern editing tools And somehow produced: • complex narrative arcs • hundreds of interconnected names • intricate Hebraic literary structures like chiasmus • ancient Near Eastern themes • internally consistent geography, politics, theology, and chronology Critics have proposed dozens of theories: • Spaulding theory • plagiarism theory • conspiracy theory • “he was a genius” theory And when those fail, some even claim: “The devil did it.” But that creates an even bigger problem. The Book of Mormon testifies of Jesus Christ constantly. In fact, the name “Jesus Christ” appears more frequently in the Book of Mormon than in the Bible when adjusted for length. Its entire stated purpose is to bring people unto Christ, teach repentance, condemn sin, strengthen faith in the Savior, and testify that Jesus is the Son of God and Redeemer of the world. So the argument becomes: Satan inspired a book whose entire purpose is to convince people to follow Jesus Christ? That completely contradicts scripture itself: “Satan divideth against himself and against none else.” (3 Nephi 18:20) The Book of Mormon leads millions to: • pray more • repent more • worship Christ more • read scripture more • strengthen families • abandon addictions • serve others • seek holiness That is the exact opposite of the fruits Christ warned us about when describing false spirits. Critics have spent nearly 200 years attacking Joseph Smith, yet they still cannot explain where the Book of Mormon actually came from. At some point, dismissing Joseph Smith requires more faith than listening to him. Because if he didn’t translate it… Where exactly did the Book of Mormon come from? One thing critics rarely acknowledge: The Book of Mormon is not just “about Jesus Christ.” It is saturated with Him. Jesus Christ is referenced 3,925 times in the Book of Mormon — roughly once every 1.7 verses. And that matters because some critics literally claim: “The devil inspired the Book of Mormon.” Think about that for a second. The same book that: • teaches faith in Jesus Christ • teaches repentance • condemns sin • calls people to baptism • strengthens families • teaches charity • testifies of Christ’s atonement • invites people to pray • repeatedly declares Jesus is the Son of God …is supposedly satanic? That argument collapses under its own weight. Critics still cannot explain how Joseph Smith produced the Book of Mormon naturally: • no drafts • no outline • no manuscript • no formal education • dictated in roughly 60 working days • deeply Hebraic literary patterns • internally consistent narrative structure So when natural explanations fail, some jump to: “Well maybe Satan did it.” But Christ Himself taught: “A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand.” Why would Satan inspire a book whose entire purpose is bringing people TO Jesus Christ? At some point, critics have to do more than mock Joseph Smith. They need to explain the Book of Mormon itself.

@MichaelFarley77 @AlderNate It takes one second to click

@NotZeraBP @AlderNate Well, I had one of three choices for you photo, sorry.

@sister_slay As someone else said use it for cooking. The alcohol burns/evaporated out. Plenty of good recipes out there.

Ideas for what to do with this beer that I was just gifted? I’m in St. George

@MichaelFarley77 @AlderNate I'm a man. I only spoke the truth.

@NotZeraBP @AlderNate Ha! Quite the apologist you are. Have a good day, madam.

@IamR0galD0rn That said, it's not allegorical, it actually happened.

Thanksgiving is a story about people struggling to survive and taking the advice of someone who also went through hardships and thriving. Thriving enough that everyone can enjoy a big meal with each other. Even if allegorical, it is timeless.

What do Zoomers think 'Thanksgiving' is about? I'm genuinely curious. Is it just 'big food holiday' or do they understand the principle?

Kirtland was so lit

@TruthHolder2023 I wish with all my heart more people understood this. We are to live in the world, not of it.

Who were those people Lehi and Nephi saw in the Great and Spacious Building? Members of the house of Israel who have gathered together to fight against the twelve apostles of the Lamb. If you are keeping one foot inside the building, please come completely out. That building will soon fall.

For more on Kerry Ross Boren: x.com/i/status/20572…

Since OP refuses to give anyone the source, here it is. "The Widow's Son" by Kerry Ross Boren who is a Mark Hofmann wannabe complete with murder & forging documents. Boren provides no source for the "Book of Madog." It's all made up. OP knows this & continues posting bullshit.

A doorbell camera captures two Soldiers—one a battle-hardened Sergeant Major, the other an officer—standing at a family’s door in full dress uniform. They wait with quiet dignity, heads up, eyes steady. The weight of what they’re there to do is written on their faces. They’re not delivering good news. As we approach Memorial Day, it’s easy to post flags and barbecues. But this is the real cost. Since our nation’s founding, as many as 1.4 million American service members have made the ultimate sacrifice—fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters—who never came home. Every Gold Star family knows that knock. Every folded flag, every name on a wall, every empty seat at the table carries a story of love, duty, and unbearable loss. Tonight I’m praying for every family who’s ever answered that door. For every name we must never forget. And for the brave men and women in uniform who still carry the hardest mission of all: telling a family their hero is gone. We owe them everything. Freedom isn’t free. It’s given by the blood of patriotic heroes.

This is just embarrassing

Friday for some, but I have one more day of mailboat'n before my week comes to a close. Heading out into the unknown, art (or not), the fog is flowing over the headland and Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds over Strawberry Island off of Cypress Island.

@TIME wtaf is wrong with you Time?

TIME’s new cover: Even in this antiestablishment political moment, Graham Platner’s rise has been remarkable. His candidacy is forcing the party to come to terms with what it’s willing to risk in exchange for a fighter time.com/article/2026/0…

If Graham Platner's day wasn't bad enough... here he is talking about Thai prostitutes. “Spend your leave banging hookers in Thailand instead of getting b*tched at by the wife back home, and you could sell it as avoiding federal income tax.” dailywire.com/news/dem-candi…