Beck Dispels Biggest Mormon Myths in Blaze TV Special

The Blaze ^ | 9/7/12 | Billy Hallowell

[Elsie]

In other words, you laid out some BS, and I called it as such.

I'm sorry that you think stuff straight from the MORMON publishing house is BS; but it appears that you are not alone in this, as much Mormon BS has been excised from this thread.

[Elsie]

I asked the question about voting for a Buddhist or Rastafarian to make the point that the candidate's religion is a minor factor.

When either of these two groups start claiming that THEY are 'christian'; and the ONLY true ones at that; THEN you might have a valid point.

MORMONism is an imposter. People who have chosen to be a member of it are deceived.

MORMONs who are smart enough to amass millions of dollars in this life, and have actually researched their chosen religion vs Chrsitianity, are no longer deceived, but DECEIVING.

[Elsie]

A Mormon at my door, (and they are always polite), does not equate to a public booing of God ,3 times, by members of a major political party IMHO.

55,000 of them, pounding on doors across the land; sure as hell does!

[Elsie]

There just wasn’t enough men in the community to grow their population in monogamous marriages back then.

But 'men' waste more, uh, ammo, than EVER hits the target.

My flock of hens only needs ONE, 'man', to take care of ALL their needs!

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A Mormon tour guide there told me the reason they embraced polygamy was to increase their numbers.

They actually ADMITTED that grown adults could NOT be seduced into MORMONism and that little children were needed to be brainwashed?

AMAZING!!

[Elsie]

He won’t be doing a show on Mormon history.

Or honesty.

[daniel1212]

Thanks Elsie for faithfully exposing heretical Mormonic doctrines. Unlike what Mormonism would end up doing if in control (and others have also done), we are not to war after the flesh in order to silence theological opponent, but expose the hidden things of darkness in the light of the Scriptures of old.

You might want to list some resources in that regard, first and formost i presume would be http://www.utlm.org/. Thanks be to God.

[daniel1212]

Smith viewed capturing the presidency as part of the mission of the church.

Tell us more.

[Elsie]

Beck, who is also a Mormon, told viewers that his faith is inherent in all that he does.

HMMmm...

Isn't this the same thing that MITT says?

[daniel1212]

While using the liberal tactic of portraying themselves as the victim of Christian hate, what is avoided are the historical statements of their founders in exalting Mormonism and denigrating all others. When you do that then you are attracting lighting.

And as for tolerance, this is something that Mormonism has had to do, not what it would if in control, which i think you can substantiate quite easily.

As Smith said during the Missouri “Mormon War” of 1838, “I will be to this generation a second Mohammed, whose motto in treating for peace was ‘the Alcoran [Koran] or the Sword.’ So shall it eventually be with us—‘Joseph Smith or the Sword!’ ”[Fawn M. Brodie, No Man Knows My History, second edition, (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1971), p. 230–231.]

[daniel1212]

As in this past thread: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2454176/posts

[daniel1212]

Too close to this animated parody: http://www.battlefield315.com/2011/03/liberal-universities-explained.html

[CodeToad]

I personally couldn’t care less if he believed in purple monsters from Venus. The fact that he has some faith in a higher power, something other than a self-centered belief such as atheists have, is fine by me.

What I don’t get or approve of is Mormons, which have a history and beliefs far more like Islam, trying to claim they are Christian when they do not believe in Christ.

[Stegall Tx]

I fully believe that kind of stuff happens. My wife passed away while I was friendly with a Mormon at work. The pointed questions he was asking one day made me realize he was probing for information to determine if she had already been baptized.

As for the celestial harem thing, as I read their literature, you must be a member of the LDS in good standing with temple service if you are to be elevated to the highest (celestial?) heaven. I don't think my Baptist wife would qualify. She was a nice person, but since she hadn't ever been LDS, she (as most of us) can only get to the second (telestial?) heaven where we get to be the servants to those in the highest heaven.

Maybe he was picking out a maid?

[Elsie]

The fact that he has some faith in a higher power, something other than a self-centered belief such as atheists have, is fine by me.

ALLAH thanks you!!

[Elsie]

She was a nice person, but since she hadn't ever been LDS, she (as most of us) can only get to the second (telestial?) heaven where we get to be the servants to those in the highest heaven.

Sorry; but I do n ot think there will be ANY interaction between levels...

[Elsie]

HEAVEN-The Mormon church teaches there are three levels of heaven (three "degrees of glory"):

• Telestial - where unbelievers go
• Terrestrial - for religious people who aren't Mormons and for Mormons who have not met the requirements of the Church.
• Celestial - for Mormons who have kept ALL of the laws and ordinances of their church. What will the celestial heaven (kingdom) supposedly be like for a good Mormon? He will be a god, he will rule over a planet with his wives and spirit children.

[CodeToad]

Do you think you should be able to tell someone what they must believe in? I don’t, and our founding fathers didn’t, either. No one has the right to tell anyone else what to think. If you want to go down that road, OK, I know plenty of Christians that would say you are not one.

[Elsie]

[Elsie]

Do you think you should be able to tell someone what they must believe in?