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I agree. Let them kill themselves off and God can sort it out later. That'd keep the terrorists busy for a while.

The Nehor's question was "WHY," not "whether or not." So. . . what's the answer? The basis' are the scriptural fulfilling of prophecy "nursing fathers and mothers" etc. as well as the simple moral obligation to preserve and defend democracy in the world. Why do we have...

Enuma Elish wrote:
After that I may seriously end up working at fairs, selling my homemade BBQ (an art which over the years I've studied almost as intensely as Hebrew Bible).

Please pursue the second option. Utah needs better BBQ.

Polygamy-Porter wrote:
Welcome to the board...feel free to speak your mind!

Thank you! <3

bcspace wrote:

It's only in your mind, because most, if not all, have already been easily refuted.

Again, in your mind. If most of those problems had been refuted as soundly as you suggest, I would be a member of the Mormon church.

bcspace wrote:Most if not all of those on the list aren't really problems for the Church except in your mind.

Actually, most, if not all of them are problems for the church everywhere except your mind.

Gadianton wrote: I just don't see the point of making it up. Why Ugo? He's never been a part of the crew Scratch has ever discussed nor does his personality or Mopologetic history beg for an entrance onto the stage.

Misdirection, obviously!

Malkie, I look forward to the day when I can say publicly "I'm done!". Even if I feel that I can't live with the consequences of resigning. Just do it. It'll make you feel much better. What's all this talk about being summoned to bishop meetings? If you're done, you're done, and you don't...