The GOOD old days when Mormons would actually try to defend the foundations of their chosen religion...
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Posted on 09/25/2015 6:05:42 AM PDT by Colofornian
Edited on 09/26/2015 3:49:08 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
An archaeologist believes he has found the true resting place of the victims of the Mountain Meadows Massacre
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Many of those involved in the massacre were either Lds leaders or eventual spiritual leaders...IoW (some were "rewarded" with Lds local leadership positions AFTER the massacre).
ONLY one Mormon involved in the massacre of children, teens, moms, dads was ever held accountable justice-wise.
LDS’ers will descend on that MMM site like white on rice and there will be trouble.
The IT revolution is a bitch where uncovering the truth is concerned, and Mormons are feeling the ground starting to quake beneath their feet. On any site where the LDS church & its secret rites are discussed, Mormon comments are becoming more belligerent & even threatening.
Kinda like the Muslims, also increasingly uncertain of the truthfulness of their religion. This isn’t gratuitous; Joseph Smith is on record as admiring Mohammed & the Koran.
Mormons are not like the Muslims in that way.
Cheese!
The Fancher wagon train was organized in Harrison Arkansas. Fancher actually also owned land in Benton County about a mile from where I live.
Two other wagon trains were also attacked with loss of life. The Miltmore train and the Shephard train.
The Mountain Meadows area was considered, by the Mormons, to be haunted for many years after.
Find the truth, yes, but you kinda sound like tarring good catholic priests because of the actions of evil ones.
The 1857 massacre was orchestrated by members of the Mormon Church against the Fancher-Baker wagon party as it traveled to California during a time when hostility against non-Mormons in Utah was high, according to an account by the University of Missouri.
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Oh dear...
Bttt
I thought I read an account they dressed as Indians and tried to blame them.
Young lead a mormon group that tore DOWN a cross set up on one of the stone cairns. the lds church to this day REFUSES to allow surviving families to place the cross back on the mass grave site of their loved ones.
Another distrustful cult with a history of murder behind it.
In all likelihood, the person most responsible for the atrocity has a university named after him.
Evidently god tells things at different rates to different Living Prophets®
"I am a true believer in the gospel of Jesus Christ, I do not believe everything that is now being taught and practiced by Brigham Young.
I do not care who hears it. It is my last word - it is so.
I believe he is leading the people astray, downward to destruction.
But I believe in the gospel that was taught in its purity by Joseph Smith, in former days.
I have my reasons for it.
"I studied to make this man's [Brigham Young] will my pleasure for thirty years.
See, now, what I have come to this day!
"I have been sacrificed in a cowardly, dastardly manner." (Lee enunciated this sentence with marked emphasis.)
Excerpted from --> http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/mountainmeadows/leeexecution.html
...a foundation of sand...
Yeah...
Arkansas is infested with ticks and chiggers! More than one person has left because of them.
The survivors of the other two trains attacked said some of the “Indians” had blond hair, beards, blue eyes and spoke perfect English.
The Mormon men massacred the men of the Fancher train, the real Indians there were ordered to kill the women and children.
Well...
The GOOD old days when Mormons would actually try to defend the foundations of their chosen religion...
We're from Salt LAke City and we are here to help you.
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