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Welcome to Shady Acres Q. Tchild, permanent hell would be living in Utah among the mindless Mormons. Temporary hell is reading MA&D board. Thanks Porter (or Boaz)! I did live in SLC for about 20 years as a non-Mormon (my formative years), which may be why I'm a little flakey. I've describe the ...

Hey Quasimodo, Welcome to the board! I'm a HUGE fan of V. Hugo! I think his work influenced my spiritual journey more than any religious text! :-) I believe heaven and hell are within... not some place to reside but how we live. ~td~ Thanks td! Always nice to be welcomed! Yep, as you can tell from ...

zeezrom wrote:

Quasimodo wrote: I told her that if Ghandhi didn't get to go to heaven, I certainly didn't deserve to go.

Sorry my friend, but Ghandhi might be Mormon right now.

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/ ... esults.asp

many times over, apparently.

I wonder if Ghandhi was really pissed at suddenly finding himself in Celestial Kingdom.

[/quote] Welcome, Quasimodo. I hope to share the same hell with you and hang out with the same people. You're right, all those people listed will not be invited to the Celestial Kingdom.[/quote] Thanks for the welcome, Hades! From your user name and avatar, I think we may be meeting face to face at ...

Don't forget about all the work being done in the Temples. After you die, someone will baptize you then send you through the endowment ceremony to get the secret code word. You might have to go to the Celestial Kingdom after all. My endowment has already been done and I reject it so I will go to he...

[You would have to sit through an interminable Power Point presentation by a Mormon apologist that explains Egyptian funerary texts were a "catalyst" to a modern-day Prophet to produce a religious text that was clearly stupid.]

The Power Point presentation alone sounds like hell.

Hi all, New in town. As a brief introduction, I'm a nevermo. I learned this in the past few months reading some of the postmo, exmo and recovering-from-mo web sites. It came as a surprise since I'd always thought of myself as Welsh/ Irish. I did grow up in Salt Lake City as a non-Mormon (I'm hoping ...