Trying to Remember 9/11

[moksha]

Trying to remember something about this date. Wasn't this when a squadron of Kamakazi Paiutes from Saudi Arabia crashed into a wagon train full of men, women, and children in what was later to be known as the Mountain Meadows Misunderstanding?

Something about their leader taking out a fatwa on this wagon train for killing Sheik Parley Al-Pratt.

[Palerider]

Trying to remember something about this date. Wasn't this when a squadron of Kamakazi Paiutes from Saudi Arabia crashed into a wagon train full of men, women, and children in what was later to be known as the Mountain Meadows Misunderstanding?

Something about their leader taking out a fatwa on this wagon train for killing Sheik Parley Al-Pratt.

Biggest terrorist attack in the settling of the west. Something to really be proud of....

But the wagon train deserved it because they ridiculed sacred Mohhamed Joseph. At least according to them.

[blazerb]

I have now read three books on the MMM. I still can't explain why anyone thought it was necessary. It's so baffling. However, as a TBM, the accounts scared me from believing that obedience was morally right. Morality is determined by the action, not by who told you to do it.

[Palerider]

I have now read three books on the MMM. I still can't explain why anyone thought it was necessary. It's so baffling. However, as a TBM, the accounts scared me from believing that obedience was morally right. Morality is determined by the action, not by who told you to do it.

Just church leadership looking for a dog to kick after being run out of their "Zion" and having their favored son killed. It never occurred to them to show the world they were better than the world was....Vengeance is mine saith Brigham. Can you imagine early Christians killing a small group of traveling Jews (who had nothing to do with it) in retaliation for the martyrdom of Stephen?

[rockslider]

I have now read three books on the MMM. I still can't explain why anyone thought it was necessary. It's so baffling. However, as a TBM, the accounts scared me from believing that obedience was morally right. Morality is determined by the action, not by who told you to do it.

Blazerb, I'm sorry for you, you seem to be very confused about this. Let me give you some guidance for your morality, be not afraid, fear not:

The Lord will never permit me or any other man who stands as President of this Church to lead you astray. It is not in the programme. It is not in the mind of God. If I were to attempt that, the Lord would remove me out of my place, and so He will any other man who attempts to lead the children of men astray from the oracles of God and from their duty.

[blazerb]

Blazerb, I'm sorry for you, you seem to be very confused about this. Let me give you some guidance for your morality, be not afraid, fear not:

The Lord will never permit me or any other man who stands as President of this Church to lead you astray. It is not in the programme. It is not in the mind of God. If I were to attempt that, the Lord would remove me out of my place, and so He will any other man who attempts to lead the children of men astray from the oracles of God and from their duty.

Obviously, Wilford had no conflicts of interest in declaring this.