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Now, you may disagree, and that's okay, but I got more out of this song than I ever got from Joe and his fake religion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl3B_FTDKD0

P.S. one of the best music videos... ever. Maybe the best.

--Bill

Okay, Joe "married" a bunch of women. How many did he had sex with? I don't know. And nobody knows, and I really don't care. The thing is, women, well, at least a subset of women, have always been attracted to the "sex prophets." Just look at the rock and roll stars. How are they any different? Exce...

The Exodus Never Happened. Change my mind.

Bill

I've invented a new religion, baby. And you're gonna believe it.

A very large percentage of people find comfort in being told what to do, by people they will probably never meet in person, so they can hopefully one day live again with their love ones in a different realm. Do religions use fear? Yes! It's the simplest and most effective way to keep people on a pa...

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Mon Apr 11, 2022 4:03 pm

It’s checkmate, John Gee. You are beaten.

He was beaten long ago. The stupid don't know it. The liars know it and don't care.

--Bill

Maybe you've encountered this before, probably old hat, but I've not seen it discussed around these here parts.

https://ersconnect.live/joe-kabbala.pdf

--Bill

Some have speculated that Joe may have made some plates out of tin. But it would have been relatively easy to make "golden" looking plates from copper plates treated with zinc sulphate, water, and a little heat. The technique has been known for many centuries. Oliver Crowdery was a trained blacksmit...

That happened in the early 80s, as well, when Jesus told Spencer Kimball to tell Bishops to ask married couples if they engaged in oral sex and, if so, to prohibit them from entering the House of the Lord. It was not clear to me at the time why "Jesus" would care about oral sex, as long as it wasn'...

Kishkumen, I have a memory though faint of the idea of divine ground existing eternally as a foundation for divinization being considered in my LDS seminary class. I think it may have been in the Lectures on Faith or perhaps an early Mormon theological thinker whose name is escaping me at the momen...