The 1850s: The Rise of Spiritualism and its Linkages to Mormonism
The October Other-World Series:
The 1840s: The Nauvoo Pentagrams
The 1830s: The Occult and the Restoration Story: Joseph Smith and RLDS/LDS Origins
The Spirit World, Our Next Home
Are ghosts among us? Many believe in spirits, but churches offer stern warnings
The "familiar spirit" in 2 Nephi 26:16
The early 1800s:
JOSEPH SMITH, JR: Founder and first "Prophet, Seer, and Revelator" (1805-1844)
JOSEPH SMITHS INVOLVEMENT WITH MAGIC, MASONRY, AND THE OCCULT
GOD-MEN AND SPIRITUAL VEGETABLES: The Occult Worldview of Mormonism
George Q. Cannon was "first counselor" (highest ranking Mormon next to their "prophet") to four, count 'em four, Lds "prophets."
Even more today?!??!
Going for some kind of record?
I challenge you to post 100 threads against Mormonism today, come one let's see you do it.
That is obviously what FreeRepublic is built for.
I am rooting for you.
Come on! 100 threads against Mormonism in one day! I know it is a stretch but you can do it!
go. go! Go. Go! GO GO! GO! GO!
Out west, 'twas happening, too:
1850s: The Evil Spirit Haunting of the Salt Lake City Tabernacle -- Even During Broad Daylight!
"Well, these evil spirits are ready to prompt you. Do they prompt us? Yes, and I could put my hands on a dozen of them while I have been on this stand; they are here on the stand; Could we do without the devils? No, we could not get along without them. They are here, and they suggest this, that, and the other." Brigham Young, JoD, 3:369, June 22, 1856
Brigham claiming he couldn't "do" without his dozen or so devils prompting him in broad daylight in the Lds Salt Lake Mormon Tabernacle!!!
That´s it. Thanks.
Wanted to ping you based upon your comment on spiritualism made yesterday...if you wanted to repeat it here...and possibly add to it.
You know, not once have I seen mormons here try to bolster support for the bom by claiming it has a ‘familiar spirit’. Wonder why