Damn, old cartoon shows how Mormons are racist as fuck
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Where can I find some Mormons?
Already wore my byedon shirt today
Already wore my byedon shirt today
Ehh?
Christians believe a man was swallowed by a whale, carried hundreds of miles across the ocean, and then spit out to teach the gospel. Christians believe a man was walking then this bush that was miraculously on fire started talking.
Muslims believe that throwing candy at men while they are praying will help them have a sweet life.
Most religions have spookism attached to it.
That shit sounds gay as fuck no matter how it’s used
Yeah I'm with you, my point isn't that they have shit in them that's less silly, my point is at least those have a long history of being taught as truth so it makes a little more sense that people would follow them. Mormonism not so much lol
Yup,This same thing could be said about Christianity.
Someone on twitter broke down the Paula White video of her praying for angels from Africa and South America. And also how some missionaries adopting from those places have racist meanings. Crazy stuff.
What's a phrase? You're running around calling dudes "Daddy" now?
It is a phrase, I just didn't know you were so open about your pride.
The way they called him "Mormon Jesus" was funny-- that did not seem to be by/for Mormons.
Peckawoods
Should ask the Morons if they were so smart then why you dumbasses live in caves and eat raw meat for so goddamn long while people of color were cooking food? Fuck a Mormon!
thats exactly what Im sayin tho.... they flipped the script on everything...
white is a legal status and it was a Blackamoor attribute...
as a 'black" you have no rights under the constitution...
as a blackamoor... you ARE the constitution!!!
as if a cac can ever be a
MOOR MAN.... dont care how you spell it.... they aint IT!!! Moor literally means dark skinned man.
But to get the real definition you have to get the old websters dictionary, they flipped the script in the modern ones....
you aint wrong
homeboy went EXTRA left and apparently people seemed to be even MORE LOYAL
Sounds like something a hooker would say after giving a great blowjob.
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First bgol members to pm me..
Get a pair...
Only send five hundred dollars for shipping and handling..
Act fast I'll throw in a free pair fo yo bitch..
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More European propaganda to justify the evil they inflicted on the planet
Colonialists who use violence and terrorism to steal and plunder, will say anything to convince themselves that they are not heading straight to hell for turning their backs on Christ
Colonialists who use violence and terrorism to steal and plunder, will say anything to convince themselves that they are not heading straight to hell for turning their backs on Christ
They started out as a white supamacy organization just like America and christianity. I have read some of their bible before they changed it. The federal government said they would have to start taxing them if they did not change their bible and let other races in. The mormons claimed the prophet went up in the temple and prayed for 9 hours until God forgave the black man. They started letting others in. But to join you have to be observed for 30 days to find out if they will accept you as a member. As a black you would have to back you would have to be very white on the inside to be a part of this klan organization. What surprises me is how these white organizations have plenty of money and are seen as just part of what America and the world is about.
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I fucked a few Polynesian and Latina mormon converts when I was in college. They will let you fuck but you can't "thrust". They call it soaking. Shit went exactly the way you would expect
Inside The Latter-Day Saints Washington DC Temple
Its spires leap nearly 300 feet into the sky, and at their pinnacle, a two-ton, gold-covered angel issues a clarion call to the heavens. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Washington, D.C. Temple is clad in white Alabama marble, matching other monuments around the nation's capital. But for decades it has posed something of a mystery to the millions who stream by on D.C.'s Beltway, with some even comparing it to "The Land of Oz."
Its spires leap nearly 300 feet into the sky, and at their pinnacle, a two-ton, gold-covered angel issues a clarion call to the heavens. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Washington, D.C. Temple is clad in white Alabama marble, matching other monuments around the nation's capital. But for decades it has posed something of a mystery to the millions who stream by on D.C.'s Beltway, with some even comparing it to "The Land of Oz."
“We are part of making history. This will change the fabric of genealogy for African-Americans,” said Sherri Camp, vice president of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society.
Jannah Scott, deputy director or the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, thanked The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for buying, digitizing and now indexing copies of the records — calling it an act of affection coming two days after the hate shown in the Charleston, S.C., murders of worshipers at a black church.
“It is an act of love,” she said.
It is not the first time the LDS Church has helped bring to light similar records. In 2001, it indexed and made available records of the similar-sounding Freedman’s Bank, a separate organization that financially helped former slaves. It had only about a tenth the amount of records of the current project.
Christofferson said the church is involved in genealogy because it believes families are linked forever, and that knowing the sacrifices of ancestors helps those living now. Mormons also perform ordinances, such as baptism, on behalf of ancestors in LDS temples with the belief that those forebears can accept or reject them in the next life.
The LDS Church was a target of past criticism for not allowing black males to hold its priesthood. Mormon leaders lifted that ban in 1978, helping to spur rapid LDS growth in places such as Africa and Brazil.
At the church’s Friday news conference, the hosts of the ceremonies were Jermaine Sullivan, a black Mormon who oversees a cluster of LDS congregations in Atlanta, and his wife, Kembe. They were featured in the 2014 film “Meet the Mormons.”
The new project is a joint effort by FamilySearch, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society and the California African American Museum."
Jannah Scott, deputy director or the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, thanked The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for buying, digitizing and now indexing copies of the records — calling it an act of affection coming two days after the hate shown in the Charleston, S.C., murders of worshipers at a black church.
“It is an act of love,” she said.
It is not the first time the LDS Church has helped bring to light similar records. In 2001, it indexed and made available records of the similar-sounding Freedman’s Bank, a separate organization that financially helped former slaves. It had only about a tenth the amount of records of the current project.
Christofferson said the church is involved in genealogy because it believes families are linked forever, and that knowing the sacrifices of ancestors helps those living now. Mormons also perform ordinances, such as baptism, on behalf of ancestors in LDS temples with the belief that those forebears can accept or reject them in the next life.
The LDS Church was a target of past criticism for not allowing black males to hold its priesthood. Mormon leaders lifted that ban in 1978, helping to spur rapid LDS growth in places such as Africa and Brazil.
At the church’s Friday news conference, the hosts of the ceremonies were Jermaine Sullivan, a black Mormon who oversees a cluster of LDS congregations in Atlanta, and his wife, Kembe. They were featured in the 2014 film “Meet the Mormons.”
The new project is a joint effort by FamilySearch, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society and the California African American Museum."
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