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You have refused to answer my question(s), oh, Shady one! You are an esoteric hypocrite in your rule making, for you can like the Mormons did, create doctrine, call it gospel, and change it for the sake of pragmatic convenience a year later. Are you a doctor like Harlan Sanders was a Kentucky colone...

Here is a website that contains the liturgy of the Lecture at the Veil, read first by Brigham Young in the St. George Temple in 1877. https://blog.mrm.org/2007/02/brigham-youngs-lecture-at-the-veil/ Here is a website tries to explain the sexual aspects of the Adam-God doctrine. https://tokensandsign...

I doubt seriously if you have read the book by Tullidge. Had you read it, you would there is a chapter on the preparation of young women for fertility in accordance with the Adam-God doctrine. Even if you read it, and are a Mormon apologist, you would probably not admit that it mentions fertility.

Hey, Physics Guy, I fully answered Shades question, but not to his satisfaction. I believe Shades is pretty shady in his esoteric rule-setting. If Shades is not a Mormon, he is also not very empirical in his approach to facts and the finding of facts. A person discovers from old books the truths abo...

The Holy Spirit might confirm the fact that John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln, but you don't have to believe it. The secular facts about Mormonism that I have stated in my posts are, and have been, established as truthful secular facts. The facts supporting the existence and practice of...

The Mormon endowment liturgy, from the holy order of Nauvoo and that group's first Masonic derivation of the liturgy, was changed numerous times by Smith, Jr. and first proclaimed in the Masonic temple in Nauvoo, Illinois in 1842. It is unknown as to what the liturgy appealed. I believe it was a pro...

The people on your website that you are promoting in your diminution of my statements are not stating the truthful facts about Mormonism, but only unsupportable apologetic suppositions to which I have given rebuttal. What I have said has been supported by factual reference, which you have doubted se...

Before you get on your high-horse, Dr. Shades, I would suggest that you read Tullidge's "Women of Mormondom, and the references in the "Journal of Discourses" on the rites of fertility. Why do you think that the old Mormon elders, the GAs, in Salt Lale City preferred their polygamous wives to be vir...

As described in the 1877 book by William Tullidge, "Women of Mormondom," "the rites of adamic fertility are sacred and as eternal as the rite of godhood." The rites are imposed upon the young women to increase the capacity of these virgins to later produce celestial spirits for the glory of the fath...

The Moronic Mormon corporation will always try to litigate any matter involving the acquisition of money. Their lawyers filed a few briefs trying to claim beneficiary status and actually tried to suborn perjury with a witness that was going to commit perjury until he realized the criminal ramificati...