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ludwigm wrote:moksha wrote:Cedars of Lebanon
Csontváry Kosztka Tivadar...
The Lonely Cedar
Pilgrimage to the Cedars of Lebanon
No nipples on the pictures !!!
Everybody Wang Chung wrote:Polygamy-Porter wrote:So this new Pope guy, from Argentina..
What is his ancestry?
I wouldn't say his principle ancestors were Lamanites...............
robuchan wrote:Once as a TBM, I asked one of my primary kids if she was a Lamanite because I knew her family was from Argentina, and she said she didn't know. I told her to ask her parents and report back to the class. She came back and said, my mom said "No, I'm not a Lamanite." Her family was Italian that went to Argentina for a couple generations and then to America. I felt embarrassed. Now after understanding what a Lamanite is, I feel even more embarrassed.
LOL!!!sock puppet wrote:Yeah, asking a real person if she is of a mythical race of people is pretty embarrassing.
Polygamy-Porter wrote:robuchan wrote:Once as a TBM, I asked one of my primary kids if she was a Lamanite because I knew her family was from Argentina, and she said she didn't know. I told her to ask her parents and report back to the class. She came back and said, my mom said "No, I'm not a Lamanite." Her family was Italian that went to Argentina for a couple generations and then to America. I felt embarrassed. Now after understanding what a Lamanite is, I feel even more embarrassed.LOL!!!sock puppet wrote:Yeah, asking a real person if she is of a mythical race of people is pretty embarrassing.
Like asking if the kid's great grandpa was Bilbo f*****g Baggins!
ldsfaqs wrote:Lamanites was both a direct and generic term to describe anyone non-Nephite.
Lamanite is the Book of Mormon's version of the word "Gentile".
Anyone who's "really" Mormon intellectually and morally speaking knows this.
The Title Page did not need to change. It was changed to give less foder to morons like you who cheer with the enemy's of the Faith. Of course, personally still find it unnecessary because a 100 years from now you'll still be belittling the Church on the issue, despite it trying to be MORE CLEAR for you. You'll belittle and misrepresent it still because it had this terminology historically, just as you do for other issues that the church has changed or clarified (well your ideological ancestors and anti-mormon converts and brothers will).
Lamanites
See also Book of Mormon; Laman; Nephites
A group of people in the Book of Mormon, many of whom were descendants of Laman, the eldest son of Lehi. They felt they had been wronged by Nephi and his descendants (Mosiah 10:11–17). As a result, they rebelled against the Nephites and often rejected the teachings of the gospel. However, shortly before the birth of Jesus Christ, the Lamanites accepted the gospel and were more righteous than the Nephites (Hel. 6:34–36). Two hundred years after Christ visited the Americas, both the Lamanites and the Nephites became wicked and began to wage war against each other. Around A.D. 400, the Lamanites completely destroyed the Nephite nation.
