Rescuing the Restoration Conference

[MalcolmVillager]

Hi Villager! So far I haven't seen much pushback on swearing as long as you drop an occasional ! * or # in place of vowels.

I really hate F-bombs......

I know we're better than that.

Fetch!

Villager… how did your dad get involved in those crowds? Is he genuinely displeased at the church leadership?

I don't know how displeased he is. I don't think he would allow me to see a chunk in his testimony. However, he had long been a prepper and a funny. He is too old to do anything dramatic now, but he has had his moments of near departure from orthodoxy.

[wtfluff]

Did any Idaho NOMies attend the conference?

If not, has anyone else seen/heard/read anything about how it went?

Has the restoration been rescued?

Inquiring fluffy people want to know!

[moksha]

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[Hagoth]

??? also

[Red Ryder]

I’ll check with Fanny Alger and her 3 friends I registered for the conference.

Stig and I MAY have also “accidentally” registered the whole Fancher party as well.

There’s a link on the page to watch the presentations.

https://www.rescuingtherestoration.com/recordings

[Hagoth]

I’ll check with Fanny Alger and her 3 friends I registered for the conference.

Stig and I MAY have also “accidentally” registered the whole Fancher party as well.

There’s a link on the page to watch the presentations.

https://www.rescuingtherestoration.com/recordings

I listened to the opening remarks and, apart from a number of specific points, I agreed with most of what she said. The church lacks vision and inspiration, it has fallen into darkness, truth is best found by deeply studying "both sides" of the issues.

I am secretly cheering for this movement. I would like to see it roll forth like a stone cut out of a mountain without hands and stomp on the big ugly idol's feet of clay.

[stealthbishop]

I’ll check with Fanny Alger and her 3 friends I registered for the conference.

Stig and I MAY have also “accidentally” registered the whole Fancher party as well.

There’s a link on the page to watch the presentations.

https://www.rescuingtherestoration.com/recordings

I listened to the opening remarks and, apart from a number of specific points, I agreed with most of what she said. The church lacks vision and inspiration, it has fallen into darkness, truth is best found by deeply studying "both sides" of the issues.

I am secretly cheering for this movement. I would like to see it roll forth like a stone cut out of a mountain without hands and stomp on the big ugly idol's feet of clay.

I'm not sure how I feel about it. If it makes the LDS church more fundamentalist and higher demand then that's probably not a great thing. If it softens it and makes it more mainstream, benign, and healthy then I'm all for this movement. I guess time will tell to see the effect it might have.

In any event, it's super interesting.