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I hope you get everything you need, Rosebud.

A church email sent out to members in Dallas: "We've been asked to help support the approval of the plan to build the McKinney Texas Temple in Fairview Texas by writing emails of support. We need the voting body to hear many voices of support with personal reasons why you want this temple here in ou...

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Businessmen make the best apostles, don’t you know?

I go back and forth on this. On the one hand, I think all religions can benefit from a moderating trend. Catholics aren’t burning heretics anymore. Muslims, by and large, aren’t massacring infidels. Mormons should some day stop excommunicating doubters and critics. But DCP often pushes back on this...

Daniel is a very amateur historian, we should give him a break for unknowingly selectively quoting that passage. It’s not like he is a PhD scholar or anything. He probably had no idea the full context.

As LDS historian Will Bagley once said on Radio West, it's almost impossible not to directly implicate Brigham Young in the Mountain Meadow Massacre because he was so intimately involved in directing and ordering so many other massacres. It's like DCP feigning ignorance about his constant plagiariz...

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Wed Apr 10, 2024 8:37 pm

Maybe Brigham was a prophet after all.

I’m telling you, they all had a massive masturbation problem. Satan slipped right in!

"He wasn't perfect" has to be among the most meaningless arguments you could make in defense of someone, especially since no one has perfection as a standard. But I guess this puts Brigham Young in the same group as Hitler, Pol Pot, Stalin, DP, and believe or not, me, as well as the countless other...

Lots of great information out there on men and women like Abraham Lincoln - 1809; Ralph Waldo Emerson - 1803; Harriet Beecher Stowe - 1811; William H. Seward - 1801; Elijah Parish Lovejoy -1803; James Polk - 1795 and on and on and on... all a product of their time. And then we have Joseph Smith Jr....