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Because I am not selling anything and you are...or does jesus the carpenter build all of your palaces?
Not selling a thing man. Simply teaching, exhorting and encouraging people to live better lives.
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Because I am not selling anything and you are...or does jesus the carpenter build all of your palaces?
Because I am not selling anything and you are...or does jesus the carpenter build all of your palaces?
Not selling a thing man. Simply teaching, exhorting and encouraging people to live better lives.
Encouraging peeps to be poly-pedophiles, and that the only true god is a white god that wants you to enslave and ignore your women. Hmmm, it's not really catching on, is it.![]()
But you couldn't, now could you? Because if we said yes and went there with you, nothing would happen, you know that, I know that, everyone knows that. Again, no proof of anything, just empty words.
Because I am not selling anything and you are...or does jesus the carpenter build all of your palaces?
Not selling a thing man. Simply teaching, exhorting and encouraging people to live better lives.
Encouraging peeps to be poly-pedophiles, and that the only true god is a white god that wants you to enslave and ignore your women. Hmmm, it's not really catching on, is it.
Truthspeaker: "I could put you in the Dolorian drive to the airport, fly both of you to Jerusalem, drive to 88 miles an hour, then get out and hop on a jackass, ride to the sepulchre as Jesus walked out of it and you still wouldn't believe."
But you couldn't, now could you? Because if we said yes and went there with you, nothing would happen, you know that, I know that, everyone knows that. Again, no proof of anything, just empty words.
"Boy you sure showed me. I guess you can go now."
Good, intelligent comeback, I guess you didn't have a real answer, not surprising. In fact, the religionites here never seem to have any real answers.
Ok, buddy, let's go to Jerusalem and see if we can catch a glimpse of jesus. Geez, just writing that I feel like a doofus.
LOLOLOL. I started reading the beginning of the thread where you're asking peeps to ask you questions about mormonism, and the first question is: "Tell me about magic underwear please?"
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Too funny!
Look I tried, but nearly died laughing, plus there's like 92 pages. If they're all a funny as the first half page...
Look if you can explain your religion to South Africans for 2 years, you can answer my simple question.
Gee, you have a nice friendly religion there. No wonder mormons comprise 0.000000001% of the world's people, you're waaaayyyyyy too friendly.
"Boy you sure showed me. I guess you can go now."
Good, intelligent comeback, I guess you didn't have a real answer, not surprising. In fact, the religionites here never seem to have any real answers.
Ok, buddy, let's go to Jerusalem and see if we can catch a glimpse of jesus. Geez, just writing that I feel like a doofus.
Gee, you have a nice friendly religion there. No wonder mormons comprise 0.000000001% of the world's people, you're waaaayyyyyy too friendly.
Gee, you have a nice friendly religion there. No wonder mormons comprise 0.000000001% of the world's people, you're waaaayyyyyy too friendly.
The mormans showed thier hand when they sucked up to howard hughes and stole his estate.
Approximately three weeks after Hughes' death, a handwritten will was found on the desk of an official of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City. The so-called "Mormon Will" gave US$1.56 billion to various charitable organizations (including US$625 million to the Howard Hughes Medical Institute); nearly US$470 million to the upper-management in Hughes' companies and to his aides; US$156 million to first cousin William Lummis; US$156 million split equally between his two ex-wives Ella Rice and Jean Peters; and US$156 million to a gas-station owner named Melvin Dummar. Dummar initially denied any knowledge about the will but changed his story when his fingerprints were found on the envelope containing the will.
Dummar claimed to reporters that late one evening in December 1967, he found a disheveled and dirty man lying along U.S. Highway 95, 150 miles (240 km) north of Las Vegas. The man asked for a ride to Las Vegas. Dropping him off at the Sands Hotel, Dummar said the man told him he was Hughes. Dummar then claimed that days after Hughes' death, a "mysterious man" appeared at his gas station, leaving an envelope containing the will on his desk. Unsure if the will was genuine, and unsure of what to do, Dummar left the will at the LDS Church office. In a trial lasting seven months, the Mormon Will was eventually rejected by the Nevada court in June 1978 as a forgery. The court declared that Hughes had died intestate.
Hughes' US$2.5 billion estate was eventually split in 1983 among 22 cousins, including William Lummis who serves as a trustee of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Dummar was largely discounted by the public as a phony and an opportunist. Jonathan Demme's film Melvin and Howard (starring Jason Robards and Paul Le Mat), was based on Dummar's tale.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Hughes Aircraft was owned by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, who sold it to General Motors in 1985 for US$5.2 billion. Suits brought by the states of California and Texas claiming they were owed inheritance tax were both rejected by the court. In 1984, Hughes' estate paid an undisclosed amount to Terry Moore, who claimed to have been secretly married to Hughes on a yacht in international waters off Mexico in 1949 and never divorced. Although Moore never produced proof of a marriage, her book, The Beauty and the Billionaire, became a bestseller.
Can I ask why the Mormons bought the Boy Scouts of America, and then started using it as an indoctrination tool forcing members to profess a belief in god and banning homosexuality?