Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The amount of intolerance, derision, and hate directed at LDS on this forum is truly disturbing.
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Just look at all the chortling over “The Book of Mormon” @ the Kennedy Center.
- then imagine the same sort of mocking and belittling theatrical production, based on “The Book of the Muslims” or “The Book of Those Jews” ?
Mormons are funny! Their made up religion and rituals are just asking for a musical. All those white boys in short sleeve button ups, perfect for a chorus line.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The amount of intolerance, derision, and hate directed at LDS on this forum is truly disturbing.
+1
Just look at all the chortling over “The Book of Mormon” @ the Kennedy Center.
- then imagine the same sort of mocking and belittling theatrical production, based on “The Book of the Muslims” or “The Book of Those Jews” ?
Anonymous wrote:I have mormon friends and family and they truly are the nicest people I have met. My mormon family are quite liberal,.LGBTQ friendly (their son is gay) and hate Trump.
They were probably just being nice, doing missionary work. Would not bother me and I am an agnostic.
As an agnostic who is pretty much about freedom, the Christian on Christian hate is mind boggling.
This is true. Mormonism is what the Bible calls “another gospel” and it should be avoided.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They're extremely nice, which makes me feel uncomfortable and sorry for them. I briefly worked with a former member of that church, who told me they are very carefully coached on what to do and say during their missionary work. She did not go into details, but I got the impression it was suffocating. I would not want my teens raised in such an environment.
My husband is a pastor and had missionaries in his apartment building try to convert him before they knew he was a pastor. They had a meeting (after finding out he was a pastor, it wasn’t a trap) but the missionary had very scripted responses they repeated over and over. They ended up just saying something like “well we know this is true and we aren't going to convince you so we’ll just leave.” Almost like we aren’t going to waste our time. The pitch works for some people but if they find someone it won’t work on they cut their losses and move on.
Anonymous wrote:They're extremely nice, which makes me feel uncomfortable and sorry for them. I briefly worked with a former member of that church, who told me they are very carefully coached on what to do and say during their missionary work. She did not go into details, but I got the impression it was suffocating. I would not want my teens raised in such an environment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The amount of intolerance, derision, and hate directed at LDS on this forum is truly disturbing.
+1
Just look at all the chortling over “The Book of Mormon” @ the Kennedy Center.
- then imagine the same sort of mocking and belittling theatrical production, based on “The Book of the Muslims” or “The Book of Those Jews” ?
The Life of Brian, anyone? All religions are open for mocking in a free society. Why should Muslims or Jews be protected?
Fiddler on the Roof
Springtime for Hitler
When Do We Eat?
The Hebrew Hammer
Anonymous wrote:I spotted a pair of Mormon missionaries hanging out in the mall parking lot this weekend. They were offering to help people load groceries etc into theircars, and I thought it was a strange place to expect to convert people
I mean, you don't want the ice cream to melt.
Has anyone else seen this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The amount of intolerance, derision, and hate directed at LDS on this forum is truly disturbing.
+1
Just look at all the chortling over “The Book of Mormon” @ the Kennedy Center.
- then imagine the same sort of mocking and belittling theatrical production, based on “The Book of the Muslims” or “The Book of Those Jews” ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe they are trying to clear the Mormon name after recent incidents in UT and over the weekend in MI
You know, you don't have to type something in every post you open, right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The amount of intolerance, derision, and hate directed at LDS on this forum is truly disturbing.
+1
Just look at all the chortling over “The Book of Mormon” @ the Kennedy Center.
- then imagine the same sort of mocking and belittling theatrical production, based on “The Book of the Muslims” or “The Book of Those Jews” ?
The Life of Brian, anyone? All religions are open for mocking in a free society. Why should Muslims or Jews be protected?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fred Rogers (Presbyterian) proselytized by producing and starring in a children's television show for 30 years.
Unless you think that anything anyone does is necessarily proselytizing, how was his show -- which never mentioned religious -- proselytizing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The amount of intolerance, derision, and hate directed at LDS on this forum is truly disturbing.
+1
Just look at all the chortling over “The Book of Mormon” @ the Kennedy Center.
- then imagine the same sort of mocking and belittling theatrical production, based on “The Book of the Muslims” or “The Book of Those Jews” ?
The Life of Brian, anyone? All religions are open for mocking in a free society. Why should Muslims or Jews be protected?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The amount of intolerance, derision, and hate directed at LDS on this forum is truly disturbing.
+1
Just look at all the chortling over “The Book of Mormon” @ the Kennedy Center.
- then imagine the same sort of mocking and belittling theatrical production, based on “The Book of the Muslims” or “The Book of Those Jews” ?