itchy peaches wrote:
I am sure LR was just as surprised as you are to have his post come out under my name. My profile was accidentally left open on the home computer. This is his wife.


From the PM's we've exchanged I didn't know this guy was your husband, I'm finding your situation to be very sad one, and I think I know the answer to everyones question that LR would never answer, which was, what does your wife think about this. Sad situation you live in.

itchy peaches wrote:
The other daughter suggested it, but LR said not to bother.

How disgusting, I have very little respect for any man who would do this to his daughter, especially knowing the covenants she is making and how important this to her. Wow, I'm sorry for your marriage, you are married to a slug.


Ok, enough. I do not know if LR will ever post here again. I may have ruined it for him. I will go back and add a Life Rocks said: in front of his post, for the sake of clarity. I did not mean to ruin his fun.

I'm sure he'll have some more "fun" by continuing to ruin his family relationships, and fighting against God. If you've been to the temple yourself, you know what the phrase, you will be in my power means, that's your husband. Good luck to you, you need it.

Abinadi Junior wrote:
[If there is any error in it, Pratt said, point it out. (But when it is pointed out, the pointer is slandered with labels like "apostate", "adulterer", and "obsessed".)

I've found most apostates have little problem with the Bible and what it says, it's usually the protestant bible thumping "Christians" that think they know the bible and think there are contradictions, when there really isn't.


(2) Why can't Mormons leave the ex-members and non-members alone?

Uhh, if you've spent any time here, you know it is exactly the opposite, Ex Mormons can leave the church, but can't leave it alone. Met liferocks?


(3) If God doesn't love and have a way to save apostates, his love is finite. If God's love is finite, God is finite. If God is finite, he is no god.


No one said God doesn't love everybody. Your getting silly now.

Fact is, even the very elect will be fooled in the last days.

Abinadi Junior wrote:
Girl Raised in the South wrote:
Remember Mark Hoffmann (he's been brought up before, I believe)? He was our home teacher, and my husband was theirs. I never liked the guy. . .gave me the creeps. We'd go to his house with our kids for game night, but were only allowed in certain rooms in his basement. (The locked doors were where he was forging.) He would accompany me with my kids to the bathroom so we wouldn't "investigate" other rooms in the basement. For our entertainment at his house, he would ALWAYS want to watch movies with violence and explosions. (Can you see where this is going?) My husband, being the really nice person he is, told me I was too judgemental of Mark. I stood my ground, telling my husband I was afraid, and then guess what started happening to Mark's acquaintances?
It's a shame none of the priesthood holders had the power of discernment when it came to Mark Hoffman. It's a shame that the one woman who does seem to have had an accurate spirit of discernment about him, being a woman, was disregarded by her priesthood 'betters'.

"Where there is no prophet, the people perish."


Ever hear the story of the Prophet in the Old Testement who was "fooled" by his son trying to get the birthright? Are you going to say the same to this great Prophet?

Abinadi Junior wrote:
It's a shame none of the priesthood holders had the power of discernment when it came to Mark Hoffman. It's a shame that the one woman who does seem to have had an accurate spirit of discernment about him, being a woman, was disregarded by her priesthood 'betters'.
"Where there is no prophet, the people perish."



OK, AJ. . .The priesthood "betters" you're referring to is my husband. He didn't disregard my feelings as a woman, but encouraged me to be more kind to Mark. I tried, couldn't do it. My husband knows me well, and learned early on that I usually make quick decisions about people (OK, judgements), and am usually pretty dead on. My husband's niceness and compassion have unfortunately made him a target for nuts and idiots with an agenda. Even good/spiritual people can be deceived. My husband is the spiritual one in the family. . .I'm the one with more common sense.

So, AJ, what's your story? I'm interested in your choice of forum name. From your posts, you don't strike me as an "Abinadi".

Dubbs wrote:
itchy peaches wrote:
I am sure LR was just as surprised as you are to have his post come out under my name. My profile was accidentally left open on the home computer. This is his wife.


From the PM's we've exchanged I didn't know this guy was your husband, . . .

Dubbs, do you truly believe that your bishop, your stake president, and the regional authorities would approve of what you are doing here?

You are the perfect example of how one letter turns "reason" into "treason", and that is what you are committing against the LDS church with your antics. You lie, you cheat, you fabricate, you swear, you name call, and you say you are a good LDS person.