Darth J: A simple yes or no answer please.

[_bcspace]

Why Me, my deepest thanks for reminding me of the simple joy to be found in mocking the sacred, sincerely-held religious beliefs of other people!

Without worrying about what is and is not considered mocking and whether or not mocking should be done, and in the interest of accuracy, consistency, and exactly where you stand:

Darth J, do you agree it was right for the one(s) who videoed the LDS temple ceremony and posted it on youtube to do so?

[_Shulem]

Slam the Goddman church into the gutter and slay it! The temple is symbolism of everything disgusting about Mormonism. I hope the whole world sees those videos and is disgusted with the cult. I hope missonaries are turned back and church numbers dwindle as members become ashamed of their faith. Let the sacred things said in the temples become household names for every joke craked on every street corner and bar. I would like to see the sacred temple signs made public, printed on t-shirts, and reinacted on TV sitcom shows for the whole world to laugh at and make light of.

Yes, the secret/sacred temple rituals are going viral -- totally public for all the world to gawk at. Look at the nakedness of the Mormon temple as it rolls it's bare ass in full view!!! Mormon nakedness is bearing its shame!



Paul O

[_TrashcanMan79]

I would like to see the sacred temple signs made public, printed on t-shirts, and reinacted on TV sitcom shows for the whole world to laugh at and make light of.

You might like this, Paul: http://www.zazzle.com/mormon_temple_endowment_movie_quote_t_shirt-235062136320669418 (warning: temple content)

Mine's in the mail.

[_Darth J]

Why Me, my deepest thanks for reminding me of the simple joy to be found in mocking the sacred, sincerely-held religious beliefs of other people!

Without worrying about what is and is not considered mocking and whether or not mocking should be done, and in the interest of accuracy, consistency, and exactly where you stand:

Darth J, do you agree it was right for the one(s) who videoed the LDS temple ceremony and posted it on youtube to do so?

Yes.

[_Shulem]

I would like to see the sacred temple signs made public, printed on t-shirts, and reinacted on TV sitcom shows for the whole world to laugh at and make light of.

You might like this, Paul: http://www.zazzle.com/mormon_temple_endowment_movie_quote_t_shirt-235062136320669418 (warning: temple content)

Mine's in the mail.

This is wonderful. I need some of those T-shirts for when the weather gets a little cooler. I only wear tanks these days here in Dallas.

Thanks for the tip.

Paul O

[_bcspace]

Without worrying about what is and is not considered mocking and whether or not mocking should be done, and in the interest of accuracy, consistency, and exactly where you stand:

Darth J, do you agree it was right for the one(s) who videoed the LDS temple ceremony and posted it on youtube to do so?

Yes.

Thanks for the clarification.

[_Polygamy-Porter]

LDS Inc should do more if they don't want peeps wearing video cameras.

To make it better, next time there ought to be better placement of the video recording devices and perhaps a second person doing audio recording.

[_bcspace]

I think they should set up a field that fries any electronics beyond a certain point. It'll have to be pacemaker safe though.

[_sock puppet]

Without worrying about what is and is not considered mocking and whether or not mocking should be done, and in the interest of accuracy, consistency, and exactly where you stand:

Darth J, do you agree it was right for the one(s) who videoed the LDS temple ceremony and posted it on youtube to do so?

Yes.

Thanks for the clarification.

bcspace, do you

a-think it was right for the LDS temple ceremony to have been so video taped?

b-think it was right for the video tape to have been put on youtube?

Also, what is your definition of 'right'?

[_bcspace]

a-think it was right for the LDS temple ceremony to have been so video taped?

No.

b-think it was right for the video tape to have been put on youtube?

No.

Also, what is your definition of 'right'?

On the surface, it might appear to be the same as yours; if asked not to bring or use such items in an area, or if I had covenanted/promised not to reveal some rituals or anything one sees I would comply.

The difference is you are probably more inconsistent than I am. For example, I would comply with such instructions while touring a military base and perhaps so would you. But you have a double standard of integrity due to your dislike of the LDS Church. Either that or you're working for the other side.....