Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
I think the whole temple thing is just a tool for control. Eternal marriage, "families can be together forever," posthumously baptising relatives etc., is quite a hook the church has to keep people obedient. I mean who wouldn`t want to be with their family forever? I suppose that there are some, but I would guess the majority of people would want to be together in the eternities. I think this tool is quite effective in practise, but it does, in some situations, drive a wedge between family members..

To each there own, but you are wrong, God has instituted a plan, take it up with him.
Save it for Fast & Testimony Meeting, where you might get a better response.

Don't be a typical anti Mormon bitter bob, there's too many here, this is the breeding ground for bitter anti Mormons, ex Mormons who have left their familys and taken a destructive road, don't do that.
Seeing that you believe this forum is a "pretend" world, why do you get so peeved at what people say? After all, they probably don't say these things in "real" life.

You are far more bitter than anyone else here!

God has instituted a plan and whispered it in Dumbya's ear. How touching! Why doesn't God whisper spelling and grammar hints to him at the same time?

Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
I think the whole temple thing is just a tool for control. Eternal marriage, "families can be together forever," posthumously baptising relatives etc., is quite a hook the church has to keep people obedient. I mean who wouldn`t want to be with their family forever? I suppose that there are some, but I would guess the majority of people would want to be together in the eternities. I think this tool is quite effective in practise, but it does, in some situations, drive a wedge between family members..

To each there own, but you are wrong, God has instituted a plan, take it up with him.
Save it for Fast & Testimony Meeting, where you might get a better response.

Don't be a typical anti Mormon bitter bob, there's too many here, this is the breeding ground for bitter anti Mormons, ex Mormons who have left their familys and taken a destructive road, don't do that.
Dubbs, the Church has built a prison for your mind, and you are a willing captive. You, and people like you, have turned over your critical thinking to someone else.

No matter what rolls out of Salt Lake City, you just know it is correct. Your whole world view is filtered through Mormonism, and it is impossible for you to even conceive that maybe, just maybe, it is not correct. I don`t think the idea of questioning what they tell you would even occur to you.

I just refuse to let someone else do the thinking for me.

KitKat wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
I think the whole temple thing is just a tool for control. Eternal marriage, "families can be together forever," posthumously baptising relatives etc., is quite a hook the church has to keep people obedient. I mean who wouldn`t want to be with their family forever? I suppose that there are some, but I would guess the majority of people would want to be together in the eternities. I think this tool is quite effective in practise, but it does, in some situations, drive a wedge between family members..

To each there own, but you are wrong, God has instituted a plan, take it up with him.
Save it for Fast & Testimony Meeting, where you might get a better response.

Don't be a typical anti Mormon bitter bob, there's too many here, this is the breeding ground for bitter anti Mormons, ex Mormons who have left their familys and taken a destructive road, don't do that.
Seeing that you believe this forum is a "pretend" world, why do you get so peeved at what people say? After all, they probably don't say these things in "real" life.

You are far more bitter than anyone else here!

Oh there are definitly bitter bob anti ex mormons in the world that are real, we see pretty plenty here, my only point has ever been that seems to be getting morphed to another point here is that I don't even speak to bitter bob ex mormons in real life, and I don't treat people in real life the way I treat the bitter bob ex Mormon apostates here. But trust me, these people and their bitter BR negativity are real.

Carpediem wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
I think the whole temple thing is just a tool for control. Eternal marriage, "families can be together forever," posthumously baptising relatives etc., is quite a hook the church has to keep people obedient. I mean who wouldn`t want to be with their family forever? I suppose that there are some, but I would guess the majority of people would want to be together in the eternities. I think this tool is quite effective in practise, but it does, in some situations, drive a wedge between family members..

To each there own, but you are wrong, God has instituted a plan, take it up with him.
Save it for Fast & Testimony Meeting, where you might get a better response.

Don't be a typical anti Mormon bitter bob, there's too many here, this is the breeding ground for bitter anti Mormons, ex Mormons who have left their familys and taken a destructive road, don't do that.
Dubbs, the Church has built a prison for your mind, and you are a willing captive. You, and people like you, have turned over your critical thinking to someone else.

No matter what rolls out of Salt Lake City, you just know it is correct. Your whole world view is filtered through Mormonism, and it is impossible for you to even conceive that maybe, just maybe, it is not correct. I don`t think the idea of questioning what they tell you would even occur to you.

I just refuse to let someone else do the thinking for me.

Apostates have always been the type to think Gods commands are a prison, it's part of what sin does to your mind.

Dubbs wrote:
KitKat wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
Dubbs wrote:
Carpediem wrote:
I think the whole temple thing is just a tool for control. Eternal marriage, "families can be together forever," posthumously baptising relatives etc., is quite a hook the church has to keep people obedient. I mean who wouldn`t want to be with their family forever? I suppose that there are some, but I would guess the majority of people would want to be together in the eternities. I think this tool is quite effective in practise, but it does, in some situations, drive a wedge between family members..

To each there own, but you are wrong, God has instituted a plan, take it up with him.
Save it for Fast & Testimony Meeting, where you might get a better response.

Don't be a typical anti Mormon bitter bob, there's too many here, this is the breeding ground for bitter anti Mormons, ex Mormons who have left their familys and taken a destructive road, don't do that.
Seeing that you believe this forum is a "pretend" world, why do you get so peeved at what people say? After all, they probably don't say these things in "real" life.

You are far more bitter than anyone else here!

Oh there are definitly bitter bob anti ex mormons in the world that are real, we see pretty plenty here, my only point has ever been that seems to be getting morphed to another point here is that I don't even speak to bitter bob ex mormons in real life, and I don't treat people in real life the way I treat the bitter bob ex Mormon apostates here. But trust me, these people and their bitter BR negativity are real.
You are a joke. A bitter joke. Your negativity is just as real as you perceive anyone else's to be. You can continue saying you are different in "real" life, but that's just a cop out and we all know it. Even you.

Listening to all the talks that come out of General Conference, you are definitely not listening. We are being asked to turn the other cheek, to show compassion, to love those who are different, and the list goes on. I don't give a damn if you claim this isn't real life, and you aren't the same here. YOUR ACTIONS ON THIS FORUM WILL COUNT AGAINST YOU ON JUDGMENT DAY. NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT!

BR has been gone for how long now? And you still can't leave him be.

Grow up.