NOM

Had my first dose on Friday of last week.

I currently have an almost uncontrollable urge to buy everything Microsoft makes.

I'm going to take this as another data point in the column that reads - "There is no such thing as 'revelation.'"

Your alteration of that post to fit the mission life is spot on. Everything is scripted. Everything is planned. Just do as you're told (obedience) and everything will be wonderful.

No silly. I’m talking about the Kwaku videos. :lol: :lol: I know...but there could be some double meaning in there! ;) I know there was an intentional double meaning with plausible deniability....but everything In Mormonism has a double meaning. :) Or more than one...depending on which way the apol...

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Thu Mar 25, 2021 11:43 am

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2bizE wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 24, 2021 10:14 am

I’m already missing TITS.

There are websites to help you with that...

No silly. I’m talking about the Kwaku videos.

I know...but there could be some double meaning in there!

2bizE wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 24, 2021 10:14 am

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Mon Mar 22, 2021 9:43 am

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Mon Mar 22, 2021 5:25 am

They also removed the Kwaku TITS videos too... which is odd because I remember them saying how great they were for youth outreach.

That’s hilarious. Like really funny.

I’m already missing TITS.

There are websites to help you with that...

That's fair and I appreciate the clarification. Perhaps I am also a little sensitive to the term having had it launched at me repeatedly for 2 years in TN and KY while on my mission. This is interesting. Having been in the Bible belt, did you get the impression that most of the denominations were u...

Although I am now a total non-believer, in the LDS church or in anything divine, I still take exception to the boundary maintenance exercise of referring to one group of Christians as "biblical" and excluding Mormonism from that. The interpretation of the Bible that Mormonism follows may be in the ...

Referring to "biblical Christianity" as if it was some settled, monolithic, belief system seems to be folly to me. I can probably find a 100 different churches in my metropolitan area which claim to teach "biblical Christianity" but which disagree on very significant details of what that actually e...

Referring to "biblical Christianity" as if it was some settled, monolithic, belief system seems to be folly to me. I can probably find a 100 different churches in my metropolitan area which claim to teach "biblical Christianity" but which disagree on very significant details of what that actually en...

They also removed the Kwaku TITS videos too... which is odd because I remember them saying how great they were for youth outreach. Yep, according to the Trib article (https://www.sltrib.com/religion/2021/03/21/fairmormon-adopts-new/), this is a kinder and gentler FAIR: When the new FAIR provides “f...

Dayummm.

This is particularly interesting to me since I control the website and domain name. I will do some checking and will set up some additional ways to access NOM if needed. This is a cat and mouse game that they will not enjoy playing. Why did I just read this in temple Satan’s voice? Now is the day o...

Excellent parody!

So glad I don't have to sit through any of this anymore. Just awful.

Not Buying It wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 11:03 am

Joseph Smith - so I could kick him in the balls. That bastard screwed things up for me real good.

+1

What.A.Joke. Seriously, that's 2 big back-tracks in just a few months. The evidence that this organization receives no revelation from any deity just continues to pile up...even if it is one pebble at a time.

Both of these aircraft are registered to charter companies. Now whether the church owns these companies or not is another question. However, with the number of people that have to accompany Nelson it makes financial sense to charter these planes rather than fly everyone first class. I mean he deser...

I have to be blunt - this is a stupid lawsuit and a horrible waste of the court's time. Suing over a failure to realize intangible religious benefits, even if you were induced to disgorge real money for them, is a non-starter. Moreover, on the fraud front, there would have to be overwhelming evidenc...

Well said. Too bad the leadership of the Church is so arrogantly sure of the righteousness of their actions that it will have absolutely no impact on them.

I didn't actually see his talk, but I've seen a lot of reaction to it over at the exmo subreddit. I will be interested to see the transcript when it comes out.