NAME these posters you claim "posted false statements".
QUOTE the "false statements they posted".
LINK to it or admit you just don't like the light of truth shining on mormonism and revealing it as anti-Christian.
svcw -
I have an idea TPPole, name one inaccuracy, just one that has ever been posted on FR, morons LOVE to make the claim YET never provide and example. It would be wonderful if just once a moromn would back up their bogus claims.
Heck, I don't even need to leave this thread to do that.
#71 by Tennessee Nana -
What was [Romney] doing even driving when Mormon boys on Evangalical trips are not allowed to drive ???
"Not allowed to drive" is a pretty clear statement. No qualifiers.
In #84 I requested a reference for this false statement.
In #88 Tennessee Nana posts -
Lets see if we can get someone to post us the list of do nots
I said Mormon boys on Evangalical trips are not allowed to drive
Lets see what number rule that one is...
And, in #184 svcw posts the so-called list of rules, and prefaces it with the following -
These are the rule for mormon missionaries.
Notice several references to not driving.
Here are the rules that deal with driving:
36. Do not go on road trips.
147. Do not drive without a license.
148. Drive only Church-owned vehicles.
149. Do not drive members cars.
150. Do not drive nonmembers cars.
151. Do not give rides to members or investigators in Church-owned cars. (A few investigators have asked me why the missionaries are reluctant to offer them a ride to church. The answer: giving rides is against the rules).
152. Use cars only on approved mission business.
153. Use cars only within the assigned geographical area.
154. Be conscious of safety at all times.
155. Drive defensively.
156. Wear your seat belt.
157. Pray for the Lords protection while driving.
158. If your companion is driving, assist him or her.
159. Do not tamper with the vehicles odometer.
Nope, don't see the "not allowed to drive" rule. I see that they are only allowed to drive mission cars on approved mission business. But clearly they are allowed to drive.
So, does this meet your qualifications, or are you going to move the goalposts?
More, you say?
Nope, that's not true. Although to be fair, when challenged a quote was provided, but it was not from the Doctrine and Covenants.
More?
Even more?
OK, this one might not be a "false statement." It could be that she hasn't looked. But it is in there - even in the Bible.
Out of respect for this poster's request, I am not pinging him to this response.
And countless others. Didn't bother looking for the "Mormons don't sing Christmas hymns" or "Mormons don't sing Easter hymns." And these are just the straight up false statements.
Then there are tons of innuendo and half-truths. Like the recent "Romney killed someone while he was driving just like Kennedy." Um, no, not really.