I went state side, so I didn't even get that.Father Francis wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 4:31 amHopefully you at least learned a second language. That's the only reason I wish I had gone. I've always wanted to gain proficiency in another language. It's hard to do even when you're immersed in their culture, but seems damn near impossible when you aren't.Dr. Sunstoned wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 4:16 amI have a hard time watching missionary videos. I find them triggering. After all these years I still regret that I spent two years of my precious youth in the service of an deceptive greedy organization.
Mormon Missionaries thinking critically about their religion for the first time
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To be honest most people wouldn't do very well in an impromptu exchange with a practiced missionary/evangelist like that. Those guys at Apologia have to put in a lot of work before they are allowed to go out and stump college kids on camera like that.
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If you mean Bill Hamblin, uh yeah, definitely done. So done he’s dead. Good job.
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So like… not just done…. Well done?
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You’re getting it, Salvete!