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In context, because Steve was a bishop, he was told he couldn't just resign as a bishop, but had to either ask to have his name taken off the records, or face a disciplinary council. Regardless of what he was told, even Bishops can simply resign their membership and the Church has to recognise that...

To rescind their antiGay policy is what it amounts to, by removing it from church instructions in the church manual. It means that things will go back the way they were before. They may hope for that. However, some of us have lost dear gay friends to suicide in recent months, and things will never ...

There is no evidence for evolution. That is my point. Science is constrained to offer ONLY the forced READ of EVOLUTIONESE interpreting all data. It's the same as holding a gun in the face of reason demanding lies. If only there was fossil evidence in the Apocalrock. Sort of like generations of tri...

My divorced friend, who was active at the time, was remarrying a non-member. She wanted her sealing to her first husband cancelled. The BP and SP said it wasn't possible. She asked them to go higher up, but they continued to say that the sealing was permanent. In an effort to understand the whys and...

My dad tried to have a similar conversation with me just before I got married. I laughed and said, 'I've waited years - I'll do whatever I like,' which was a pretty effective conversation stopper.

No, I don't believe in soulmates. But I'm happily married.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gaid72fqzNE

Of course the whole operation was under the direction and inspiration of Brigham Young, a well-known New England Druid. Act respectful to NL or he will give you a sore cursing. Ha! I'm asking a genuine question (with a degree of incredulity, it has to be said). It's the first time I've heard such a...

In the 1850s English converts were roughly 70% of LDS Church membership. Most of these were the basest of England's poor. The sort that would cling to anything for a leg up. Anything would include Druidry. The campaign for who rules behind the scenes among LDS pagans began on the Plains in trek to ...

Yes, I thought so, too. Maybe the news hasn't made it across the pond yet.

I've seen a few active members joking about the 'approved questions'.

And if any of his comments become controversial it will be noted that he is no longer an official spokesman and just speaking as an individual without ecclesiastical authority.

The posters refer to him as 'Head of the Public Affairs Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.'