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  skeptic2711 month, 3 weeks ago

  Hmmm, what kind of shirts do Mormon men when they go swimming?

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  vor1 month, 3 weeks ago

  He was ex-communicated but still hasn't figured out the truth about his church. Mormonism is a complete fraud created by a necromancer who felt greater things were in store for him. The Book of Mormon is non-sensical. The geographic descriptions do not fit what we know of continental shifts. Nor is there any evidence of any great battle fought in North America that left hundreds of thousands of skeletal remains. They simply are not there. Not at the Hill Cumorah or anywhere else. Hard to understand why anyone would base their life on such nonsense. But as with most religions this is accomplished by immersion and subjugation.

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    antibrainwasher1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Joeseph smith, the ultimate pedophile who "married" hundreds of childen and fathered hundreds of babies, was kicked out of Ohio for printing his own money, and murdered by a mob inside a prison where he had been thrown.

    The texas mormons, are continuing the tradition. sanctified pedophilia.

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      vor1 month, 3 weeks ago

      He was in a jail when a mob came for him. He was accused of suppressing freedom of speech because he had ordered the ransacking of a local print shop that had printed articles questioning his integrity and his future intentions. His flock splintered from Nauvoo, the majority going to what would become Utah with Brigham Young, some following Smiths wife and son (a branch still in existence)to the Roorganized Church of LDS (now headquartered in Independence, Mo. and still others falling right back into superstition following a Rev. Strang who found his own set of this time brass tablets. Basically confirming himself as a fraud. Strang was later murdered.

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        vor1 month, 3 weeks ago

        The Texas prosecutions were asinine. Yet there is no defending what has been going on in Colorado City for decades. You cannot live in this country, knowingly violate its laws and expect to be ignored. It's the same proposition thrown at the Utah Mormons in the 1800's. Of course God's sudden pronouncement that polygamy was not necessary made that decision easy for some. The Fundi's left, moved South mainly but many are in the Northern States and Canada. Certainly there was pedophilia involving Joseph Smith himself. He was never prosecuted for that rather for suppresion of speech. The charge that put him in the jailhouse where he was killed.

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            vor1 month, 3 weeks ago

            The evidence in Colorado City is of course circumstantial. How did these young girls get pregnant? Polygamy is still a law. One that this sect purposefully ignores. That is not acceptable conduct in this country.

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  Jaydee401 month, 3 weeks ago

  Lucky him!!!

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  ZippySpincycle1 month, 3 weeks ago

  Wow...I was expecting comments about how petty and absurd this kerfuffle was, but I wasn't ready for this level of bile and vitriol (hmmm...those *are* separate substances, aren't they?) against Mormons. Frankly, while I find LDS theology pretty ridiculous, and LDS insularity and paranoia downright scary at times, several of the comments above have managed something I never would have predicted: You've made me feel sorry for Mormons!

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  mackiemesser1 month, 3 weeks ago

  Ex-communicated because he presented something counter to the image the Mormon Church wanted to presen not because he presented heretical thoughts, immoral and illegal behavior or challenged the teachings of the Church. Guess image trumps everything else...it's now how you live your life or adhere to the religious tenets but you show the world that Mormon men may be attractive...horrors!

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    1-2-Oscar1 month, 3 weeks ago

    I suspect that the issue had less to do with "image" and much more to do with "control." Once a member has openly challenged the authority of the church leaders, they remove him from the "flock" lest he lead others astray.

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  Jayson1 month, 3 weeks ago

  What happened to the missionaries "sacred" garments?

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