Jesus’s atonement has limitations in the LDS church.

Modern LDS Mormonism seems to operate like this: Dismiss or sideline any scripture, teaching, doctrine, or theology that is confusing, disturbing, disagreed with, or appears contradictory. Just hold onto Jesus and your covenants.

I pose a hard question, and because they can’t answer it then … I must have an STD. Don’t be surprised that people like me continue to attack the church when its members continue to be … whatever this is.

Some good things of the LDS church this week: The youth in our Stake did a food drive and collected almost 6k lbs of food. I went with the youth bowling, as my son was there. Youth Activities are fantastic. At the ward level, the church can be a great thing.

Based, as they say.

Plumb thinks he was “called” to some special work to be a social media “enemy to many.” Pure delusion. TBIs can apparently have risk for schizophrenia, and signs are there. For the sake of his mental health, I have blocked him so he won’t see this and I will no longer engage.

I’ve been thinking about this a lot. It speaks to me in a way more true than what I’m used to hearing, ie “all other churches are an abomination” or “the only true and living church.” The source of his words: vatican.va/content/france…

Comparing the CES Letter to Mein Kampf? Yeah, that’s totally the same thing—because asking questions about church history is exactly like writing a hate-filled manifesto that led to genocide. Insane persecution complex going on here.

Interesting to see a Catholic show contradictions of their pope. All the leaders do this. You and I have something in common meta thomist 🇻🇦

I’ll try to remember this better.

I kind of want to get baptized Catholic. Then I could say I’m Catholic and Mormon.

Dennis Bowden Gaming Drifter (B.Tolputt) Mormon Satan Authority is necessary because the church told me it is. And authority was lost because the church told me it was. And the church has that authority restored because the church told me it does. AND the church hasn’t always been right on doctrine, theology and policy.