brade wrote:Couldn't resist.
That's funny and depressing at the same time.
brade wrote:Couldn't resist.
ldsfaqs wrote:...What do you think one of the main reasons third world country's exist??? It's because a small few wicked horde the money for themselves, and it's not distributed to the people.
RayAgostini wrote:
36 And I know that ye do walk in the pride of your hearts; and there are none save a few only who do not lift themselves up in the pride of their hearts, unto the wearing of very fine apparel, unto envying, and strifes, and malice, and persecutions, and all manner of iniquities; and your churches, yea, even every one, have become polluted because of the pride of your hearts.
37 For behold, ye do love money, and your substance, and your fine apparel, and the adorning of your churches, more than ye love the poor and the needy, the sick and the afflicted.
38 O ye pollutions, ye hypocrites, ye teachers, who sell yourselves for that which will canker, why have ye polluted the holy church of God? Why are ye ashamed to take upon you the name of Christ? Why do ye not think that greater is the value of an endless happiness than that misery which never dies—because of the praise of the world?
39 Why do ye adorn yourselves with that which hath no life, and yet suffer the hungry, and the needy, and the naked, and the sick and the afflicted to pass by you, and notice them not?
The national anthem blared, and Henry B. Eyring, one of Monson’s top counselors, told the crowds, “Everything that we see around us is evidence of the long-standing commitment of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Salt Lake City.” When it came time to cut the mall’s flouncy pink ribbon, Monson, flanked by Utah dignitaries, cheered, “One, two, three—let’s go shopping!”
Chap wrote:Oh my goodness - I thought the 'one, two, three' stuff was some kind of a joke by exmos or antimos to parody Monson's support for the Great and Spacious Mall.
But if you read the BusinessWeek article in the OP, this is what it says:
How the Mormons Make Money | BusinessWeek.comThe national anthem blared, and Henry B. Eyring, one of Monson’s top counselors, told the crowds, “Everything that we see around us is evidence of the long-standing commitment of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Salt Lake City.” When it came time to cut the mall’s flouncy pink ribbon, Monson, flanked by Utah dignitaries, cheered, “One, two, three—let’s go shopping!”
That is the leader of Jesus's only true church on earth talking. I mean, imagine - if the leader of some apostate sect like the Pope opened a mall (pretty hard to imagine, but let's try), all you would get would be prayers and injunctions to remember those less fortunate than ourselves ...
The True Church, however, knows where it stands. Count your blessings - special offer this week!
just me wrote:I am at a loss for words! I cannot believe Monson said that. Maybe it was the dementia speaking...
Cylon wrote:Chap wrote:Oh my goodness - I thought the 'one, two, three' stuff was some kind of a joke by exmos or antimos to parody Monson's support for the Great and Spacious Mall.
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Oh, yeah. I didn't make that up. I thought it was understood it came from the article. Guess I should have been more explicit.
LDSToronto wrote:just me wrote:I am at a loss for words! I cannot believe Monson said that. Maybe it was the dementia speaking...
Nope, they all said it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cf-_vxsog4A