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I Have Questions wrote: ↑

Sun May 19, 2024 9:15 am

Are they voluntarily and proactively transparent about Church history?

Excellent point. Try to find one mention of the Provo-Orem War over whether clotted cream or jam should be spread first on scones!!!

Imwashingmypirate wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2024 9:02 am

Where do you come up with these one liners philo sophee?

Kerry is a very clever guy. His Backyard Professor YouTube channel is well worth watching.

His unique background qualifies him as an expert in the fields of investigation, prosecution, victim disclosures, false allegations, victim bias, false confessions, memory, and victim response.

Matt could add to his promo statement by mentioning he got suckered by Rosebud.

Simplot had a big feedlot there, plus there were a lot of spuds. Don't know if that has changed.

Mormons throughout the Dark and Middle Ages were granted the ability to be immune from sewage-borne contaminants in the drinking water. Thus they were able to abstain from drinking the ale, mead, and wine consumed by the nobility and peasants alike. As the Mormons from this era would note: We are tr...

Imwashingmypirate wrote: ↑

Sun May 19, 2024 7:28 am

Why exactly do they want the steeple to be so high?

Isn't the answer obvious? To be a homing beacon for Starships from Kolob.

Plus it reminds the peasants of the majesty of the Church as they turn their eyes skyward.

I think she is getting very, very bad advice. If it's from rosebud, then shame on rosebud. If Rosebud is getting advice from Matt Long (Arizona lawyer who she started a podcast with at one point) and then Jenn Kamp is too, I wouldn't be surprised if it is bad. Here is more information I was able to...

The LDS Church has appointed this new lawyer, Corporate Dog from
Kirton McConkie, to preserve them from Anubis.

Isn't Joseph preserving us from the wrath of a vengeful Anubis who wants his snout back?!!!

I'm hoping that the Church will be forgiving of this errant member for telling the truth. It is hard to train a good conscience out of members.