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Joined January 2007
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For the people calling for the murder and imprisonment of Latter-day Saints, Don’t. We may be Americas last hope.
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MeToo "pioneer" MIT scientist who drove a professor to the brink of su*cide with false r*pe allegations after he broke up with her, told him she wanted to feel like she was "gang r*ped." Professor David Sabatini has been awarded $6M after his former colleague, Dr. Kristin Knouse, defamed him with completely false allegations. The MeToo community praised Knouse when she came out with her allegations. Sabatini's entire career was destroyed by the false allegations as his colleagues all rushed to defend the woman who lied about him. He also tried taking his own life by hanging himself, according to the Daily Mail. Newly released texts reveal that Knouse, 38, was the one who pursued Sabatini, 58, and it wasn't until he left her for another woman that she accused him of r*pe. After the breakup, she texted a friend that he was going to get "Weinstein-ed out of science." "My lawyers and I are out for blood... prison is what he should get," she said. She praised how "hopelessly defeated, beyond the violence stage," he was after his career was ruined. But text messages show that Knouse pursued him and sent him graphic texts. "I can't wait to wake up tomorrow and feel like I've been gang r*ped," she said in one text message. Knouse accused Sabatini of making her feel "scared" by his advances, but evidence showed that *she* aggressively pursued him. When he decided to pursue a different scientist, Knouse ended his career with false accusations. Sabatini's entire life was destroyed by the woke mob. They fired him from the Whitehead Institute and MIT, and erased his name from papers. She purposely left key evidence and text messages out when handing over information to investigators that would have proved Sabatini was innocent. She should never see the outside of a prison cell.
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I shared a post last week on the early church fathers aligning with LDS belief of exaltation. As I have been reading “The Missing Ministry of The Risen Christ” my mind was blown at how Christian we truly are. Joseph Smith is more Christian than any of his critics. I now more than ever understand and agree with the distinction of Biblical Christian vs Creedal Christian and we are definitely the former. In case you don’t believe the doctrine that we can become like God let me list some of the scriptures that teach it and the early church fathers who believed it. Romans 8:17 says we're joint-heirs with Christ. 1 John 3:2 says we shall be like Him. 2 Peter 1:4 says we can partake of the divine nature. Revelation 3:21 says Christ will grant the faithful to sit with Him on His throne. (Thank you Lego for this great list) 1. Justin Martyr c. 100–165 AD “Men were made like God” and men are “deemed worthy of becoming gods and of having power to become sons of the highest.” 2. Tertullian c. 160–220 AD “We shall be even gods, if we shall deserve to be.” 3. Theophilus of Antioch c. 120–190 AD “If man should incline to the things of immortality, keeping the commandment of God, he should receive as reward from Him immortality, and should become God.” 4. Irenaeus of Lyons c. 130–200 AD “He became what we are, that He might make us what He Himself is.” The page also quotes him asking: “Do we cast blame on him [God] because we were not made gods from the beginning, but were at first created merely as men, and then later as gods?” 5. Clement of Alexandria c. 150–215 AD “The Word of God became a man so that you might learn from a man how to become a god.” Two additional quotations on the page: “If one knows himself, he will know God, and knowing God will become like God … and that man becomes a god, since God wills it.” “He who listens to the Lord, and follows the prophecy given by Him, will be formed perfectly in the likeness of the teacher made a god going about in flesh.” 6. Hippolytus of Rome c. 170–235 AD “And you shall be a companion of the Deity, and a co-heir with Christ, no longer enslaved by lusts or passions, and never again wasted by disease. For you have become God.” “If, therefore, man has become immortal, he will also be God. And if he is made God by water and the Holy Spirit after the regeneration of the laver he is found to be also joint-heir with Christ after the resurrection from the dead.” 7. Origen Adamantius c. 182–254 AD “The human, by communion with the divine, might rise to be divine.” The page also quotes him: “It was by the offices of the first-born that they became gods, for He drew from God in generous measure that they should be made gods, and He communicated it to them according to His own bounty.” 8. Athanasius of Alexandria c. 296–373 AD “The Word was made flesh in order that we might be made gods … just as the Lord, putting on the body, became a man, so also we men are both deified through his flesh, and henceforth inherit everlasting life.” The page also quotes: “Men are deified by the Word.” And: “[Christ] was God, and then became man, and that he might deify us.” 9. Gregory of Nazianzus c. 320–390 AD “Let us become gods for (God’s) sake, since (God) became man for our sake.” Another quotation on the following page reads: “Man and God blended. They became a single whole, the stronger side predominating, in order that I might be made God to the same extent that he was made man.” The preceding page also attributes this statement to Gregory: “[Christ] continues to wear the Body which He assumed, until He make me God.” 10. Cyprian of Carthage c. 200–258 AD “What man is, Christ was willing to be, that man may be what Christ is.”
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Today was one of those days that stands out among the rest I have much to be grateful for Baptism of my son was a beautiful experience start to finish!🙏🏻
Bragg Boys last time in the Primary Program as a group today These boys made my whole heart swell with all of the love I have been blessed with Fatherhood has been my greatest blessing Happy Sabbath to you ALL!🙏🏻
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I have Jewish ancestry, e.g. one of my ancestors was the chief rabbi of Amsterdam. The Book of Mormon is designed to persuade people of the Bible. My grandfather, Roberto Mordecai was an atheist. I would likely be too, but I know the New Testament is true thanks to The BoMormon
What happened when this Jew read the Book of Mormon?
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Do demons have physical bodies that can carry things around like Moroni did?
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I laughed out loud several times while listening to it. Kighley gets so much wrong about our theology. And ABS "Oh, I didn't know that. " I would feel sorry for them both, but they would just call me demonic.
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Pretty sure she is going to see Moroni preaching in the spirit world on one of his afternoons off work and be like:
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I guess after getting embarassed in her “debate” with @ThoughtfulSaint, Allie needed to reinforce the performative anti-Mormon nonsense to her audience.
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Joseph Smith saw God the Father and the Savior Jesus Christ in the Spring of 1820. The fullness of Christ’s gospel has been restored. It’s not another gospel, it’s the correct gospel restored. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is God’s Kingdom on the Earth.
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For the record, @RogerJStoneJr wearing this shirt when he was arrested is one of the coolest things imaginable. Legendary.
CNN outraged by the 6am raid on the home of Ilhan Omar who is under federal investigation, but they showed up at my house to fill my arrest at 6 AM
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Men can’t be women.
Dear Friends, Check out my new Substack on supporting Transgender and Non-Binary Latter-day Saints. Please subscribe and share. Thank you, Richard ♥️ papaostler.substack.com/p/su…
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If believing you're the wrong gender is not a mental illness, then what is?
Dear Friends, Check out my new Substack on supporting Transgender and Non-Binary Latter-day Saints. Please subscribe and share. Thank you, Richard ♥️ papaostler.substack.com/p/su…
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Replying to @MrAndyNgo
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Democrats then... Democrats now. May 21, 1961, a meeting for the Freedom Riders at First Baptist Church in Montgomery was surrounded by a mob including KKK members that vandalized cars, threw rocks and projectiles, and threatened to overrun the building.
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London — I’m at the memorial attended by thousands of DEI supporters and leftist radicals for disgraced academic and serial hoaxer Jason Arday. The speakers repeatedly target academic @nathancofnas for breaking the story about Arday’s plagiarism. Labour MP Diane Abbott was one of the speakers who smeared Cofnas. Arday k—lled himself after journalists revealed he had lied about his academic work and purported major life accomplishments. He delayed the truth by siccing police and lawyers on journalists early on. Support my journalism at ngocomment.com
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“White lies matter” Photos from my secret attendance at the Jason Arday memorial in London on Aug. 17. Arday was a Cambridge University DEI academic who had to resign in disgrace after journalists began reporting on his plagiarism, academic fraud and serial hoaxes. Thousands attended the rally, many of them nearly in tears. Arday k—lled himself after his lies were revealed by the press. The speakers said those who exposed Arday are to blame for his death. Support my journalism at ngocomment.com
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I saw this post from Blake Ostler on Facebook a few minutes ago and thought you guys might want to see it, so here goes: “I have seen several claim that there is no evidence for the Book of Mormon at all. I believe that this claim is uninformed. To account for the Book of Mormon, one must explain the following in the Book of Mormon: 1. An accurate description and recitation of the Hebrew Covenant Renewal Festival Form -- not detected by Hebrew and biblical scholars until the late 1950s (4 times in the BofM); 2. An accurate description and recitation of the prophetic lawsuit procedure and Formsgeschichte -- not detected by biblical scholars until the 1960s (3 times in the BofM); 3. An accurate recitation of the Prophetic Call Form in 1 Nephi 1 -- not detected by biblical scholars until the 1970s; 4. Resemblances between Israelite law, international treaties, and laws governing war and oath forms (Rasmussen 1982; R. Johnson 1982; Moriss1982). 5. Hebrew, Egyptian, and classical names which appear in the Book of Mormon but not in the Bible (Nibley 1973, 192-96; Nibley 1957, 242-54;Nibley 1948, 85-90; Carlton and Welch 1981; Tvedtnes 1977). Though many of these names could be biblical variants, others are difficult to explain as Joseph Smith's inventions. Paanchi, Pahoran, and Pacumeni, for example are Egyptian names which are sometimes transliterated exactly as they stand in the Book of Mormon, while Korihor is a close variant of Herihor, predecessor to 'Amon-Pi'ankhy in about 734 B.C. (Baer 1973). 6. Description of military, social, and political institutions of sixth-century Israel corroborated by the Lachish letter and other recently discovered sources (Nibley 1982b; Nibley 1952, 4-12, 20-26, 107-18; Nibley 1957, 47-111; R. Smith 1984). 7. Accurate and consistent geographical detail (England 1982; Nibley 1952,123-28). 8 . Ancient forms of government (Bushman 1976; Nibley 1973, 281-82; Nibley 1952, 20-26; Nibley 1957, 82-86). 9. Evidence that the Book of Mormon assigned value to the cardinal directions with south representing the sacred and north the profane (Alma 22; 46:17; Eth. 7:6). It also presents a social organization revolving around a ritual center from which government, territorial order, and communal sanctity flowed. The moral order of life and understanding of the covenant were also linked to territoriality (Olsen 1983). These symbolic aspects of territoriality are common in ancient societies. 10. Studies have demonstrated an ingenious structure characterized by literary typologies, or exposition of symbolic similarities between peoples, places and events (Tate, Rust, and Jorgensen, 1981). 11. Other unifying structures are the various forms of parallelism (synthetic, antithetic and synonomic) that are the basis of Hebrew poetry (Welch 1969 and 1981). Steven Sondrup (1981) has demonstrated that the poetic parallels with numerous ancient works in the Ancient Near East. The Book of Mormon parallelism of 2 Nephi 4 resembles poetic structure in the Psalms. Noel Reynolds (1982) has argued that chiasmus (inverted parallelism) is the organizing principle for the entire book of 1 Nephi. 12. Several Computer Word Print studies show that the appearance of non-contextual words showing patterns that differ significantly from author to author AND THAT NONE OF THE WORDPRINTS MATCH JOSEPH SMITH.”
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