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Hey... it's always been my impression that although each male Mormon seeks to become God, Himself, on His very own "Kolob," that the whole idea of being good charitable community minded Mormons is to create utopia here on earth, a Mormon Utopia, a one world Mormon Theocracy, by first usurping the U.S. Government.

Today - D.C., tommorrow - the World!!

The global theocracy one world government envisioned by Mormons is why they continue to run for president, no matter how much it costs or how poorly they fare.

It's a matter of belief, of faith, it's irrational, and it's dangerous.

OF COURSE Glenn Beck is obsessed with the Constitution of the United States of America!!

NOT because he's a 'conservative,' but because his RELIGION teaches all sorts of weird "prophecies" about their Utopia and about the constitution - and THAT is the basis of his interest.

Mormon Jihad!!

Besideswhich, I believe him to be a stealth Mitt-bot, so I don't him trying to be all chummy with Governor Palin who is Romney's chief contender.

John Birch Society and Mormon Prophecies about the US Constitution

Note the words of Mormon Prophet Brigham Young:

"Will the Constitution be destroyed? No; it will be held inviolate by this people; and, as Joseph Smith said, 'The time will come when the destiny of the nation will hang upon a single thread. At that critical juncture, this people will step forth and save it from threatened destruction.' It will be so." (Journal of Discourses,7:15.)

Young also made another "prophecy" about the same circumstances:

"Brethren and sisters, our friends wish to know our feelings towards the Government. I answer, they are first rate, and we will prove it too, as you will see if you only live long enough, for that we shall live to prove it is certain, and when the Constitution of the United States hangs, as it were, upon a single thread, they will have to call for the "Mormon" Elders to save it from utter destruction; and they will step forward and do it." (Journal of Discourses, 2:182.)

There is yet a third voice explaining this" prophecy," and that is the voice of Orson Hyde, a contemporary of Joseph Smiths because he was one of his Twelve Apostles, who wrote this, also quoted in Journal of Discourses:

"It is said that brother Joseph in his lifetime declared that the Elders of this Church should step forth at a particular time when the Constitution should be in danger, and rescue it, and save it. I believe he said something like this - that the time would come when the country would be in danger of an overthrow; and said he, If the Constitution be saved at all, it will be by the Elders of this Church. I believe this is about the language, as nearly as I can recollect it." (Journal of Discourses, 6:152) Does Vance Smith believe that this is a prophecy made by his Prophet that has yet to be fulfilled, and does he see the Birch Society in all of its endeavors striving to be the group to "step forward and do it" to save the Constitution in junction with the LDS Church? Is this why he is systematically removing longtime Birchers from leadership positions and replacing them with Mormons? Time will tell."

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>>>> "I have watched Glenn, and when he talks about politics, I have much in common with him. On the other hand, when he crosses over into areas of religious thought, I have little in common with him. Even before I learned that he was Mormon, there were many troubling aspects of his intertwining of political and religious ideologies. He often speaks of the US Constitution as if it were divinely inspired and the Founding Fathers as if they were prophets from God. It is very dangerous to invoke the "God is on our side" view when it comes to politics."

37 posted on 09/04/2010 1:46:06 AM PDT by Nosterrex <<<<<

Please check post no. 70, just above, where I've mentioned that the U.S. Constitution figures prominently in Mormon Prophecies, and that's the entire reason that Glenn Beck has become a Modern Day Expert about same, it has nothing to do with politics, it has to do with millenial mormon utopianism.

Seriously!!