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@HonestYPTweets Different than the Creeds that came hundreds of years later. You're to stupid to even understand your own history because you are busy being Satan's handmaiden

Mormonism is a cult that uses Jesus language but defines it theologically much differently than orthodox Christianity would. This matters.

The wife and I

@MattWhitlock probably time for the church to start enforcing the "Mormon" trademark to stop this slime from trying to grift off the name.

Valuable to note that virtually none of the "Mormon wives" are "Mormon" and only a few are even "wives."

@amyforsandiego @YouTube @nickshirleyy @X The copyright complaint process on YouTube is basically automated . If you make a complaint it gets taken down immediately and the affected person has to appeal it. Odds are an appeal will work for this because there isn't any copyright claim to make

BREAKING: @YouTube has removed @nickshirleyy video exposing California fraud. Who is RE Media? Thank God for @X

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@BenZeisloft Ben is not a Christian

Mormons are not Christians.

@ThomasPaul8171 @ThoughtfulSaint @BruceSaiFun Hahahahahahaha

@ThoughtfulSaint @BruceSaiFun Perhaps other topics can include Joseph Smith's false prophecies, the ongoing LDS abuse lawsuits, and the complete lack of archeological evidence for the BoM.

Hey @BruceSaiFun are you willing to come on my show and have a moderated discussion with Blake Ostler about the Trinity?

@BradRTorgersen Oh, and I'm 62, so get off your ass and learn bass 😁

@BradRTorgersen I am a keyboardist, but I like to learn other instruments, so I keep some basses and guitars by my desk and just noodle around. I wrote this bass line, waiting on a meeting, then redid it on synths. youtu.be/A_1TIrRgEno?si…

I bought this thing in 2016 intending to learn it when I got back home from deployment. Then an entire decade WHOOSHED by in front of my eyes, and I barely did anything except plug in the amp and tune it. They say learning new things is harder with age, but essential. So . . .

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@NironMagnetics @CERAWeek is there a way to get some small samples?

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@UnwantedBlog I was there yesterday and the fantasy section was almost entirely female authors writing soft porn.

1/ I weep for the future of our civilization. My most recent example: A couple days ago I stopped at the local Barnes & Noble and dared look in the "Science Fiction" section. At first glance, it appears to be *largely* fantasy, not SF... and *crap* fantasy at that. Behold:

@MatthewBerman Have you considered becoming an alcoholic?

This wasn’t meant as sarcasm. It’s actually affecting my life.

@Jackwadd01 @Protestia Chris, you are just not a very bright or well informed person. Stick to topics you know about, like Pokémon cards.

@Protestia Being a Mormon “missionary” is being part of a giant church-run sales team - the “church” doesn’t send out people to actually spread the “word” of “god”, they do it to get new church members who pay 10% plus (and more) of their income to the church each month. It’s a money grab.

A young girl shares with her family that she's been selected to serve as a Mormon missionary. This is incredibly sad, and we pray that she gets converted out of her false religion and cult.

@TomorrowsWar Lol. So stupid.

Some may not know this but in 1843, there were some gentlemen in Kinderhook, Illinois who wanted to see if Joseph Smith could really translate ancient records the way he said he could. These men would decide that they would make six small brass plates, then they randomly scratched in fake ancient writtings on them, buried them in an old mound, and then would act as if they had just discovered buried treasure. Most importantly they would make sure a Mormon was there to tell Joseph about all about it right away. As excepted the plates were then sent to him in Nauvoo. He decided to look at them and would end up saying he translated part of them. Joseph Smith's exact words were "I have translated a portion of them, and find they contain the history of the person with whom they were found. He was a descendant of Ham, through the loins of Pharaoh, king of Egypt, and that he received his kingdom from the ruler of heaven and earth." So from completely fake plates made to trick him, he ended up coming up with a whole ancient Egyptian family history and a divine kingdom story. Later those men would ultimately admit it was a hoax and tests in the 1980s would prove that the plates were indeed modern at his time. Ironically, even the LDS Church’s own magazine would eventually would say that it was a 19th century hoax and the LDS would officially state "...Chemical and metallurgical analysis of the one surviving plate confirms the artifact was not of ancient production. Moreover, the characters on the plates do not match any known language and were likely invented by Fugate and Wiley." For years people pointed to them as proof he could translate ancient things. After the facts came out, the LDS story would completely change and say things such as "he wasn’t really translating by revelation, he was just studying the characters." This is why we should be careful trusting any single person who claims exclusive new revelation or secret ancient records that only they can access and verify. The Bible warns us to test everything, to beware of false prophets who come in sheep's clothing and to hold fast to the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestants may differ on some points, but we all agree that the foundation of Christianity is Jesus Christ, His life, death, resurrection, and the teachings handed down through the apostles and not on one man's private translations that fail even the basic tests. When extraordinary claims like this don't hold up, it reminds every Christian to stay rooted in the Gospel we share and that is salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ.

@txsalth2o My daughter is in rotc in college and they were told today to stay out of uniform till further notice. K

Junior ROTC Cadets are no longer allowed to wear uniforms because those uniforms make them targets for Islamic terrorists. Text from my daughter this morning. We let these people in, we feed them, we house them, they then kill us and destroy our culture. Enough.

@HcwXd how can I use it to create training for my software product?

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@Hashboz Agreed. That has bugged me for a long time.

New pet peeve: influencers holding clip-on lavalier mics in their hand instead of clipping them on. You look so stupid with that tiny microphone in your hand. It has a clip. Use it.