The Mormons would have liked to have a law to kill Christians throughout the country, but they never got one..
I am going to ask for references for that one. Or a retraction.
Modern governments DO NOT TAKE THE LIFE OF THE ADULTERER, and some of them have done away with the supreme penalty where murder is involved-all of which is further evidence of the direful apostacy that prevails among the peoples who call themselves Christians. (Mormon Doctrine, 1958 ed., p. 104)
And furthermore, I know that there are transgressors, who, if theyknew themselves, and the ONLY CONDITION upon which they canobtain forgiveness, WOULD BEG OF THEIR BRETHREN TO SHEDTHEIR BLOOD, that the smoke thereof might ascend to God as anOFFERING to appease the wrath that is kindled against them, and that thelaw might have its course. (Sermon by Brigham Young, Journal of Discourses,Vol. 4, pages 53-54; also published in the Deseret News, 1856, page 235)
A retraction is it, sonny ???
Shall I retract on my objection to Islamic doctrine that kills Christians also ???
and ya did an odd twist of me words there too...
Di ya mean that the Mormon DID indeed get thimselves a bonny law to kill Christians ???
or are ya jest a’sassin’ me as per usual then, sonny ???
and ya accuse others of being in “deep”
Methinks thee is the one in over his head with that false religion called “mormonism”...
But I’ll indulge you..
I’ll play along..
Every Christian was in danger after Joey Smth got his silly self killed in that gunfight/jail break..
The Mormons introduced new blood oaths into their already sick religious rituals...
They swore revenge on the government of the United States for the death of the criminal Joey Smith ...
Remember at that time the Mormons had 5,000 well trained armed to the teeth Islamic type cutthroats in their “army”...the Danites, led by “General” Smith...
while the Uniterd States Army had 8,000 but spread thinly..
The Mormons knew they could easilycut the US Army’s supply lines and pick off the smaller groups of soldiers..
The Mormons in their blood lust rituals also promised they would slit the throat of every non-Moromon..
The terrorist act by the Mormons against 140 Christians on 11 Sept 1857 was part of that blood oath..
The US government had to send in the Army to Utah territory to protect the wagon trains from the murderous thieving Mormons...
But before 1857
and before Joey Smiths ignoble end to his murdering, theiving, womenizing, devil woeshipping days in 1844...
There was the event I aluded to in my previous post...
The one where the Mormons were planning to exterminate every Christian...
The term “extermination” originated with the Mormons...
Sidney Rigdon, first counselor in the First Presidency, had preached his infamous “salt sermon” threatening the dissenters in June. Then on July 4, 1838, he warned that there could be “a war of extermination” against anyone abusing the Mormons.
This was three months prior to the time Boggs issued his order.
LDS historian B. H. Roberts commented on Rigdon’s July 4th speech:
This oration by Sidney Rigdon has always been severely criticized as containing passages that were ill-advised and vehemently bitter. Especially those passages which threatened a war of extermination upon mobs should they again arise to plague the saints (History of the Church, vol. 3, p. 42, footnote).
In his speech, after speaking of the persecution that church members had suffered, Rigdon threatened:
We take God and all the holy angels to witness, this day, that we warn all men, in the name of Jesus Christ to come on us no more for ever, from this hour we will bear it no more; our rights shall no more be trampled on with impunity; the man, or the set of men who attempt it, do it at the expense of their lives. And that mob that comes on us to disturb us, it shall be between us and them a war of extermination; for we will follow them until the last drop of their blood is spilled; or else they will have to exterminate us, for we will carry the seat of war to their own houses and their own families, and one party or the other shall be utterly destroyed. . . . We this day, then, proclaim ourselves free with a purpose and determination that never can be broken, No, never! No, never! No, never! (Comprehensive History of the Church, by B. H. Roberts, vol. 1, p. 441).
B. H. Roberts acknowledged that Joseph Smith himself approved of Rigdon’s speech:
http://www.utlm.org/newsletters/no106.htm
No w2ondewr Gov Boggs felt duty bound to protect the citizens of his state of Missouri from the maurauding Mormons..
In October Gov Boggs ordered the Mormons to cease their criminal activity or leave his state or be arrested...
Many of the Mormons refused to stop their murdering and theiving and raids on the peaceful Christians...
Those of the Mormons who left the religion stayed, settled down and changed their ways and prosperred in Missouri..
Those who refused to obey the laws of MO fled to another state to Illinois and continued their lives of crime amd debauchery..
From there some went to Utah..
Those who left Mormonism. stayed in Illinois again changed their ways ans settled down and prosperred peacefully with the others in the state..
The only time locals were upset with the Mormons was when the Mormons stole from them, murdered them or stole away wives and daughters..
If the Mormons had acted decently in public the locals would have left them in peace to live their immoral lives behind closed doors..