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All those students are falling down (except for one dude doing the turkey shuffle) Turkey-shuffle dude is the best part. I wonder what was going through his head? "I ain't feelin' it -- I think I saw vending machines over this way ..." He's thinking that it's not working for him because he was m*st...

Agree, and it seems throughout the week the cathedral is open, which is really nice. I've especially appreciated the Cathedral being open to non-Catholics for Christmas Eve Midnight Mass. What a great thing to go to with friends and feel the spirit of Christ at Christmas. In my little branch in Sco...

According to a certain way of thinking, reading Lot's story turns people into incest fetishists. Not what I said, but I admire the creativity and imagination. And who knows? Maybe it happens to some people. WHile I wasn't going for creativity and imagination, I'll take that as a compliment. I was v...

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One person’s disgust is another person’s delight…

EXACTLY. That's the point of sex. Again, I feel that Lot's story is for someone with an incest fetish.

According to a certain way of thinking, reading Lot's story turns people into incest fetishists.

The story takes place in the Land of Make-Believe, located somewhere in the human imagination. Therefore, it makes sense that it should be written in some form of unknown Egyptian script. People in the real world knew Greek. Logical questions do not affect the Land of Make-Believe by decree of the ...

Joseph should have known better than to suggest that the church leaders are/were immune from apostacy: For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places . What higher p...

May I present a piece of evidence that ties the journey of Lehi and family in the old world to the descendants of Lehi in the new world: Exhibit 98-30 –Nahom in central Mexico.


Take that, sceptics!

Props to Gad for using the Boolean exclusive or.

In the linked piece by Densley, he explains what he means by saying that the critical picture of Smith is "disjointed and fragmented". This is really like that old Far Side cartoon in which the slick salesman points to a wooden cutout of a car and assures the customer that the right way to apprecia...

I think we should inscribe them on gold plates, so that they will last long enough to be translated thousands of years later with a rock in a hat. Can we please use regular English rather than reformed English please? I cannot believe that you, of all people, are not crying out for them to be "hand...