“Think Celestial” is inferior to “Think Telestial” and here’s why:.Celestial = 🌞.Telestial = ✨.🌞 is one of many ✨.So ✨ > 🌞 and.Telestial > Celestial. Change my mind. ☕️.

Space to wonder at the mystery that is the unknown. Space to compare the attention this death will receive, compared to the deaths in the entire world every day. The ones that go unnoticed, uncelebrated, and yet are just as much a part of our collective story. (4/4).

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

Space to reflect on the loss of another of the billions of manifestations of humanity that have existed. Space to consider afresh my role in the broader family of all life on this earth, and the trillions of manifestations of our common, shared ancestor. (3/4).

Space for the absolute loathing I have for what this man taught and the harm it brought so many. Space for the sorrow of so much life spent in the pursuit of a lie that he had been indoctrinated to believe in. (2/4).

Holding space in my psyche today for my conflicting feelings about this. (1/4).

RT @floodlitorg: just added more ways to find Mormon sex crime cases:. - Locations where the accused lived.- Locati….

…and if the prompt here that they put into the AI didn’t include “Jedi” I’ll eat my hat. 👩‍🍳🧑‍🍳.

So sad to see that Jesus and Joseph smith have traded the safety and protection that their covenant garments would provide… /s

Yeah…

The version on Nelson's desk edits the "I will return all these things upon your own heads" to "I will return [them]". which changes the meaning of that verse immensely, because it implies that god will "return" the Jews, rather than punishing those who curse the Jews.

Here's the actual source verse:

In the context of recent events in Palestine, I find this detail interesting. I know many will say this is reading too much into this, but I find it strange.

As someone who has floated in both the dead sea and the great salt lake, one of the biggest differences is that the dead sea feels like you’re being cradled by the water as it lifts you up - and the GSL feels like you’re being cradled by the brine shrimp as 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘆 lift you up.

Extremist Mormons: “lol, it’s just a joke, bro, trust me!”. The joke:

The truth of this war of AI LDS (mormon) heaven depictions: . No AI (or human artist) in the entire world can actually depict the mormon afterlife accurately, because the descriptions and accounts are so disjointed, designed for their audience at the time, and often conflicting.

I mean…if this doesn’t accurately describe so many early LDS (mormon) church leaders…. Yes. Exactly like that.

And this chapter of the saga closes, I suppose, with me being blocked. As a multi-generational mormon myself, it’s just sad to me when we can’t face up to the sins of our fathers. We need to if we are ever to move past them.

Source:

This is why research matters before we just blindly venerate "pioneer ancestors." By all means, applaud someone's tenacity to emigrate to what was (then) a different country. But don't just assume they were all saints just because there's saints in the church's chosen name. (3/3).

What this post DOESN'T say is that his "4th and 5th" wives were MOTHER and DAUGHTER. The daughter was 19 and he was 57 when he married her AGAINST the wishes of his other living wives. Her name was Anna Plant. She had a baby within 10 months of being married to Samuel. (2/3)

I've seen a lot of posts like this one making the rounds, trying to defend early Mormon polygamy. The person who is being discussed here is Samuel Ferrin. (1/3)