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Atlanticmike wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:30 am

Don’t let them have so much control over the one life you’ll live here on earth. If you believe in Christ your relationship is with him, not a bishop, stake president or prophet. You control your thoughts, not them! You control every action in your life, not them! You’re accountable for those actions, not them!

Moksha wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:38 am

Atlanticmike wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:30 am

Don’t let them have so much control over the one life you’ll live here on earth. If you believe in Christ your relationship is with him, not a bishop, stake president or prophet. You control your thoughts, not them! You control every action in your life, not them! You’re accountable for those actions, not them!

Oh yeah? What if a third-stage Apostle declared to you that the tithing must flow and if you disagreed you would live out the remainder of your life in a pain amplifier?

Tacenda wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:17 pm

I love that it's a religion that can change their minds from the awful revelations or policies it's leaders make. Many other religions are stuck from the get go.
I love that the Bible isn't fully accepted, yahoo!
I loved the days when we had roadshows, and they didn't have to be spiritual all.the.time!
I loved when Relief Society had their own lessons, not combined with the men's.
I love the Primary sharing times, not exactly all the songs, but the fun had in some of those cute sharing times and what kids will say.
I love the service that I would have been too afraid to attempt had I not been called to it.
I love the growth it gave me when being called in a position I'd never dare do unless I felt obligated.
I love that it helped me have friends, even though they may be fake, but not all luckily.
Well, I won't bore any more, just saying if I had to live a religion, Mormonism ain't so bad as long as I realize it's man made like the rest but still has some value in areas.

Binger wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:19 pm

Tacenda wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:17 pm

I love that it's a religion that can change their minds from the awful revelations or policies it's leaders make. Many other religions are stuck from the get go.
I love that the Bible isn't fully accepted, yahoo!
I loved the days when we had roadshows, and they didn't have to be spiritual all.the.time!
I loved when Relief Society had their own lessons, not combined with the men's.
I love the Primary sharing times, not exactly all the songs, but the fun had in some of those cute sharing times and what kids will say.
I love the service that I would have been too afraid to attempt had I not been called to it.
I love the growth it gave me when being called in a position I'd never dare do unless I felt obligated.
I love that it helped me have friends, even though they may be fake, but not all luckily.
Well, I won't bore any more, just saying if I had to live a religion, Mormonism ain't so bad as long as I realize it's man made like the rest but still has some value in areas.

Posts like this make me wish we had a thumbs up or upvote or like feature.

Tacenda wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:17 pm

I love that it's a religion that can change their minds from the awful revelations or policies it's leaders make. Many other religions are stuck from the get go.
I love that the Bible isn't fully accepted, yahoo!
I loved the days when we had roadshows, and they didn't have to be spiritual all.the.time!
I loved when Relief Society had their own lessons, not combined with the men's.
I love the Primary sharing times, not exactly all the songs, but the fun had in some of those cute sharing times and what kids will say.
I love the service that I would have been too afraid to attempt had I not been called to it.
I love the growth it gave me when being called in a position I'd never dare do unless I felt obligated.
I love that it helped me have friends, even though they may be fake, but not all luckily.
Well, I won't bore any more, just saying if I had to live a religion, Mormonism ain't so bad as long as I realize it's man made like the rest but still has some value in areas.

Tacenda wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:17 pm

I love that it's a religion that can change their minds from the awful revelations or policies it's leaders make. Many other religions are stuck from the get go.
I love that the Bible isn't fully accepted, yahoo!
I loved the days when we had roadshows, and they didn't have to be spiritual all.the.time!
I loved when Relief Society had their own lessons, not combined with the men's.
I love the Primary sharing times, not exactly all the songs, but the fun had in some of those cute sharing times and what kids will say.
I love the service that I would have been too afraid to attempt had I not been called to it.
I love the growth it gave me when being called in a position I'd never dare do unless I felt obligated.
I love that it helped me have friends, even though they may be fake, but not all luckily.
Well, I won't bore any more, just saying if I had to live a religion, Mormonism ain't so bad as long as I realize it's man made like the rest but still has some value in areas.

Atlanticmike wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 11:49 pm

Tacenda wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:17 pm

I love that it's a religion that can change their minds from the awful revelations or policies it's leaders make. Many other religions are stuck from the get go.
I love that the Bible isn't fully accepted, yahoo!
I loved the days when we had roadshows, and they didn't have to be spiritual all.the.time!
I loved when Relief Society had their own lessons, not combined with the men's.
I love the Primary sharing times, not exactly all the songs, but the fun had in some of those cute sharing times and what kids will say.
I love the service that I would have been too afraid to attempt had I not been called to it.
I love the growth it gave me when being called in a position I'd never dare do unless I felt obligated.
I love that it helped me have friends, even though they may be fake, but not all luckily.
Well, I won't bore any more, just saying if I had to live a religion, Mormonism ain't so bad as long as I realize it's man made like the rest but still has some value in areas.

Great post Tacenda!! I always love when you post, you’re a fabulous woman!!

Moksha wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 9:47 pm

Tacenda wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:17 pm

I love that it's a religion that can change their minds from the awful revelations or policies it's leaders make. Many other religions are stuck from the get go.
I love that the Bible isn't fully accepted, yahoo!
I loved the days when we had roadshows, and they didn't have to be spiritual all.the.time!
I loved when Relief Society had their own lessons, not combined with the men's.
I love the Primary sharing times, not exactly all the songs, but the fun had in some of those cute sharing times and what kids will say.
I love the service that I would have been too afraid to attempt had I not been called to it.
I love the growth it gave me when being called in a position I'd never dare do unless I felt obligated.
I love that it helped me have friends, even though they may be fake, but not all luckily.
Well, I won't bore any more, just saying if I had to live a religion, Mormonism ain't so bad as long as I realize it's man made like the rest but still has some value in areas.

Tacenda, I'm glad you can post on this board and even start threads. I too am glad leaders changed their minds about that Policy of Exclusion revelation. Wish there was some way they could rescind that Musket Fire Madness which has gripped BYU and Church HQ. How did the thinking of the Westboro Baptist Church come to dominate Mormonism?

huckelberry wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:52 pm

Binger wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 28, 2022 7:19 pm

Posts like this make me wish we had a thumbs up or upvote or like feature.

Here is an upvote,

It is good to read some human living and not just arguments. (some friends may be fake but not all luckily)