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22 May 2025
Any LDS members that use the phrase "you can leave the church, but you can't leave it alone"...
Please realize you are using the same playbook that JWs use to try to discount former members that become critics.
22 May 2025
JWs use phrases like “mentally diseased” or “they just can’t let it go” to discredit ex-members. The message is always the same: if you speak out, you’re the problem.
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Jun 17
I've liked how @RavnReborn calls out Mormons that b*tch block to get the last word. So here's another.
@BaronPhoenix, you surrendered. That's the rules.
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Jun 14
1."Every missionary is called by the President of the church". Does that have any meaning when he has zero involvement and everything is delegated?
2.From my experience I can easily see how these guys are groomed over decades to believe everything they do is inspired.
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Jun 14
Here’s a look inside the missionary assignment room.
This is where my fellow apostles and I come frequently to assign the thousands of missionaries that are applying to serve missions all over the world.
This process is inspired, revelatory, and I love it with all my heart.
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Jun 14
...I was never in a bishopric assigning callings, but I was an EQ president assigning HT assignments that were supposed to be inspired, and I got a peak at how the sausage gets made. I've also seen Bishopric members get disillusioned when seeing the same with giving callings.
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The apostles have either convinced themselves over decades of coming up through the system that all their decisions are inspired, or they're just being deceptive about how church decisions are actually made.
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Do Better retweeted
Jun 10
Jesus didn't. Racist white men and the power structures they developed did.
Jun 10
Hey Mormons,
Why did Jesus want to keep black people out of temples until 1978?
And why are you all too scared to answer the question?
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Jun 7
Who needs anti-mormons when you got LDS members like this guy putting the LDS church in such a bad light.
Or is this guy really an Exmo troll?🤔
Jun 7
I would like to personally apologize to anyone that got the impression that I want to be like the rest of the Christian world.
-your creeds are gay
-you arent having children
-your women are ugly
-the faith you produce cant even get your members to sacrifice anything
Ill do better with my future posting
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Jun 7
According to this logic, there would be many faiths superior to the LDS church. Warren Jeffs claims many more revelations than recent LDS prophets.
Can anyone explain to me why a faith that hasn’t heard anything from God in 2000 years would be superior to a faith where God talks to you all the time?
His sheep hear his voice
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May 27
Mormons joking around about polygamy being reinstated is so interesting. I remember how weird that environment was. Almost all members in their hearts knows its a bad idea now, and will joke about that, but at the same time most will defend historical polygamy all day long.
May 25
*Polygamy's been reinstated and the stake president just asked me to take a 2nd wife*
My wife:
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Do Better retweeted
May 18
all of these people pray to their God. Which one do you suppose think they are getting answers back to their God that affirm their beliefs?
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May 13
An LDS member (@OhThats_Good) unknowingly makes a case supporting Raven's Wager.
If the church doesn't talk about the 2nd anointing to avoid condemning people, then they really shouldn't talk about the BoM or baptism or any of it.
x.com/RavnReborn/status/1974…
5 Oct 2025
Summarized:
Raven’s Wager – If Mormonism is true, the safest path is not to believe. If Mormonism is NOT true, it might be unsafe to believe.
Ergo, the only reasonable path is not to believe in Mormonism.
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May 11
LDSX can be so toxic. The responses from LDS members include:
-We don't know for sure. God will work it out.
-Anyone that doesn't know is stupid and didn't pay attention.
-Ad hominem attacks against the OP.
May 11
Let's say a woman makes it to the top level of the Celestial Kingdom, where everybody has at least one spouse, (D & C 131: 1 - 4) but her husband does not. He goes to the Telestial. Will she will be married to someone else in the afterlife? What's the official church teaching?
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May 11
Sister slay does not seem to be acting in good faith here. I pointed out to her earlier that Ben was not saying he never heard about polygamy, and she acknowledged that, but then continues to misrepresent the issue.
May 10
If you grew up in the church and only found out about polygamy in your adult life, it is your own fault.
I will die on this hill.
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Do Better retweeted
May 10
And once a year are you entering it, sacrificing animals, and sprinkling blood for the atonement of the people? No? Then it’s just Old Testament cosplay by pretend Christians. Never mind that the New Testament presents Jesus as both the fulfillment/replacement of the temple (as the true place where God dwells with humanity) and as our ultimate Great High Priest.
May 10
The holy of holies is from the Old Testament my man.
Latter-day Saints believe in the whole Bible
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May 10
Since Jasmin brought up the second anointing, seems like a good time to remind people of the Mormon Stories episode with a former Stake President sharing his Second Anointing experience. It's an oldie but a goodie.
mormonstories.org/tom-philli…
This is the first published photograph of the Salt Lake Temple’s Holy of Holies in over 100 years because what happens in the Holy of Holies is so sacred that most Latter-day Saints will never enter it.
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May 10
Moses:
-A character from a mostly fictional exodus story, that was maybe has a kernel based on a real person
youtu.be/2TOLZ1oD7_g?si=wqHn…
Moses:
- Murderer who fled justice
- Took multiple wives despite the protests of his siblings
- Failed leader and personal disobedience barring him from the Promised Land
- Plagiarized oral tradition to write the Pentateuch
- Instituted a legal code with severe penalties, including death penalty for trivial infractions
- Orchestrated a revolt of the working class, promising to lead them to a new home only to lead them around the desert for 40 years
- Escalated a simple labor dispute into ten plagues, including turning the Nile to blood, destroying crops, cattle, Egyptians, with no regard for the Egyptian economy or citizenry
He was a prophet.
Just like Joseph was a prophet.
Dweeb.
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It’s been fun taking this polygamy detour today, but in the end, it’s really not that difficult.
Polygamy leaves the Mormons in an unsolvable double bind.
Months before he was killed in 1844, Joseph Smith approved the publication of the 2nd edition of the church’s Doctrine and Covenants. That document codified the church’s position on marriage.
Either Joseph was a despicable liar who was engaging in marriages denounced by the standard works bearing his name, or he was following the teachings he published and his name and reputation have been irreparably harmed by despicable liars.
It’s a lose/lose. Sorry, losers.
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May 10
Mormons talking shit about others (@BenBird53920553) behind their backs again. So Christlike. 🙄
So many of the comments are arrogant & condescending, but the funny thing is that several do so while not even reading the OP well enough to comprehend the true issue...
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May 10
...I've seen several arrogant comments on that thread and other threads about the OP, that seem to think he's saying he never heard of any LDS polygamy at all, which was not the claim. He's saying he never heard that Joseph Smith practiced polygamy himself
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May 10
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This article does pretty good job explaining how it has been relatively common for some LDS members to not know that Joseph was polygamous. I wish all the pompous holier than though Mormons would read it.
archive.timesandseasons.org/…
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May 10
I don't subscribe to "Mormons are not Christians", but this change in the 'Gospel Principles' manual has many implications to the ongoing complaints from apologists about LDS views being misrepresented. A lot stems from the church softening prior interpretations and teachings.
May 9
Mormonism is constantly updating the wording in its Doctrine to make it seem more Christian and less cultish.
Mormons are not Christians.
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