To: Hammerhead
Good for you. However, Im not talking about the people, Im talking about the weird, false, empty feeling, of the temples I visited - both Mormon and Masonic.
While I can't speak of Masonic temples (never having been in one), I've been in churches & temples from Temple Square in SLC and Salisbury Cathedral to New Synagogue in Berlin and Notre Dame de Paris, and I've never gotten a "weird, false empty feeling" from any of them.
77 posted on
07/05/2013 7:09:39 PM PDT by
Kip Russell
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To: Kip Russell
While I can't speak of Masonic temples (never having been in one), I've been in churches & temples from Temple Square in SLC and Salisbury Cathedral to New Synagogue in Berlin and Notre Dame de Paris, and I've never gotten a "weird, false empty feeling" from any of them. SLC is building a new one in Carmel, Indiana - a few miles from me. It will be located between two golf courses, in one of the richest communities in Indiana.
I plan to 'visit' during it's Open House.
After the opening ceremonies are over; they WILL be holding a Cleansing ceremony; to rid the building, no doubt, of the "weird, false empty" spirits that were brought in by so many UNWORTHY visitors.
83 posted on
07/06/2013 4:06:17 AM PDT by
Elsie
(Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
To: Kip Russell
...I've never gotten a "weird, false empty feeling" from any of them. JS got some "weird, false empty feeling"s from HIS experiences in MormonISM!
. I had scarcely done so, when immediately I was seized upon by some power which entirely overcame me, and had such an astonishing influence over me as to bind my tongue so that I could not speak. Thick darkness gathered around me, and it seemed to me for a time as if I were doomed to sudden destruction.
84 posted on
07/06/2013 4:09:25 AM PDT by
Elsie
(Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
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