I believe that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints holds the fullness of Christ’s gospel on Earth today, along with the priesthood keys to act in His name, with authority directly from Him. My testimony of Him, through this gospel, has blessed my life immeasurably.
If you don’t believe the same, I hold no animus towards you. I won’t seek you out for the purpose of trampling your own faith beliefs. You are my brother, or sister, and I love you. I hope that whatever path you’re on, leads you to Him, and inspires your best efforts to live His commandments.
The good thing about folks like Larry here, is that they’re always original, and never repetitive.
Replying to @PoisonedFoon
Made up fake christ by Latter Deceived; People helping the destroying of our Christian nation; Muslim Barbarians, Hindu Pagans, JEWS, Mormons, Athiests, Communists, DNC, Zionists, Sodomites....just a few and Amish refuse to serve in the military to defend us
Bro replaced Jesus Christ, with Satan, and he thinks he’s the Christian here. The antis can’t help but show who they are.
Poor kid. You just know that all the other babies in the nursery are only going to be friends with him because they can use him to buy the fermented milk, without an ID.
🚨👶💈"UN BEBÉ CON BIGOTES"
En Ecuador informan que el RECIÉN NACIDO llegó al mundo con increíble cantidad capilar.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
El post presenta como un hecho reportado el nacimiento en Ecuador de un bebé con bigote, pero se trata de un video viral sin confirmación independiente de autenticidad o caso real específico. Medios locales destacan dudas y falta de verificación.
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🚨👶💈"UN BEBÉ CON BIGOTES"
En Ecuador informan que el RECIÉN NACIDO llegó al mundo con increíble cantidad capilar.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
El post presenta como un hecho reportado el nacimiento en Ecuador de un bebé con bigote, pero se trata de un video viral sin confirmación independiente de autenticidad o caso real específico. Medios locales destacan dudas y falta de verificación.
metroecuador.com.ec/noticias/2026/…
x.com/ecuadoraldia36…
“The Book of Mormon leads people to a false Christ!”
“The Book of Mormon is just a plagiarism of the Bible!”
Same people.
If the LDS church was honest.
Article of faith #8
We believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly; we also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God as far as it is plagiarized correctly.
The thing that is so nefarious about people like Aaron here, that claim they need to “tell Mormons the truth about Mormonism,” so that they will find the “true Christ,” is that LDS that leave the Church are more than twice as likely to leave religion entirely, as they are to join a different Christian denomination. And the anti-Mormons know this.
Anti-Mormons regularly cite the statistics showing the high levels of ex-members that become atheists, some even gleefully claiming it’s as high as 90%, as though that fact proves something negative about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
So they know that the vast majority of people that leave the Church aren’t migrating over to their approved form of Christianity, but they still invest massive amounts of time, and effort into trying to tear down the faith that people have developed, while being LDS. Why? Why would someone that professes to want people to come to Christ, knowing the statistics, work so hard at getting people to leave a church where they already have faith in Christ?
It’s because they don’t actually care about “bringing people to Christ.” Or, at least, it isn’t their primary motivating factor. Their main goal is to just get people to leave “Mormonism.” Despite all of the demonstrably apparent good, and even superior fruits, that the Church produces, they just want it destroyed, root and branch.
So remember, when you come across people like Aaron, that show how much they “love” you, by trying to destroy something very precious to you, they are actually ravening wolves.
My favorite complaint when people tell me to leave Mormons alone is this:
“They’re comfortable and peaceful. They just want to be left alone to live their lives. They don’t want to be bothered.”
REALLY?
THAT’S LITERALLY THE POINT.
I don’t want Mormons to be comfortable in a false gospel. I want them to know the true Christ.
Make sure to not ask for a depiction of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Josh has a problem with Him, for some reason.
Anybody from the 80s remember this?
youtu.be/99rxBcXUAs0?is=kaZx…
Ricky sees clear, undeniable proof that he is an obsessed loser, wasting hours upon hours of his time, convincing exactly zero people of anything, other than the fact that he’s hopelessly pathetic, and of course his reaction is, “I need to be even more a wart on the ass of society!”
Ricky is a demonstrably terrible person. It’s a shame that he has allowed himself to be so overcome by evilness, born of his hate.
Ricky has never read the Bible, apparently. But at least his geriatric lover is willing to pose for photos so often, to accompany his obsessive, dumbass posts.
Mormons: The Book of Mormon is such amazing scripture! You get nearer to god abiding by its precepts than any other book!
Christians: What about the part in the Book of Mormon where god demands Nephi straight up murder a drunk and unconscious Laban by cutting his head off? Is the 6th commandment not in your book?
Mormons:
Dwight’s Apiarist (Evan Waldroup) retweeted
I am as pro-motherhood as they come.
But I can't stand this narrative that your body won't change from having children.
I lost all the babyweight and more after my third baby. And guess what? I still had loose skin on my stomach, stretchmarks, spider veins, and wider hips.
My body isn't ruined, but it's not the same or better.
And you know what? It doesn't matter. The only person who should be seeing you naked is the person who is building your family with you, and presumably he is grateful that your body did so much to give him children. Stop making an unchanging body the measure of your worth.
Take care of yourself. Be healthy. Be fit. But changing bodies, the marks of pregnancy, those are gifts
There are some women who might bounce back six weeks postpartum. And there are others who won't.
And it's okay to embrace all your body's changes rather than erasing those changes altogether.
If your understanding of pregnancy comes from that viral list on TikTok, you could be forgiven for thinking motherhood is where beauty goes to die. Read how Barbara Palvin is proof that pregnancy doesn’t ruin your body: tinyurl.com/4tv9fw9k



















