japacific

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  1. General Authorities haven't said anything on the subject have they? When you say there is no Mormon doctrine on the subject, that is what you mean, correct?
  2. I have just been reading some articles on climate change. The consensus of the scientists agree that the threat is very real, however it should be mentioned also that the world is not warming up at all and that Global Warming is a myth. Assuming that Global Warming is a genuine issue that threatens the world as we know it - How do you guysw feel about it? Does your faith influence your feelings on it? Are you worried about it and do you do your part in looking after the environment? I would like to hear people's general feelings on the subject
  3. of course there is no evidence. thats why its a religion and not science
  4. It makes sense that you have one god that is more important than the others, but just the fact that there are three gods there, and probably countless gods before them, (ie our grandfather in heaven, our great grandfather in heaven) and I suppose that the mother in heaven is also a god?
  5. I meant with just the god head - Isn't that three different gods?
  6. Do Mormons consider themselves monotheistic or polytheistic?
  7. I will phrase this towards the gentlemen, but is applicable to the women here too. How would you like it if you were straight, and God's rule was that you could only get married and have sexual relationship with other males?
  8. I hope mosquitos go to hell personally
  9. Hard to say really, but independent research shows Utah is the most depressed state in the country. People have controversially tried to show that there is a correlation between depression and the Mormon faith. Technically at this stage, the reason behind Utah’s mass depression is unknown. Some experts say that there is a cultural factor involved, in particular among Mormon women who have to put on a mask of perfection to look like a good mother and wife. They can’t show their tears, depression or agony. Perfectionism leads people to depression because its a standard that just can't be reached. I remember certainly as a missionary and at other times as a mormon that I tried to look perfect for others even when I was troubled. I remember coming back home and taking a role as Ward Exec Sec and finally realising that all those families who I thought were perfect, were actually struggling and miserable, as I sat in on Bishopric and PEC discussions. I would suggest that those families that seem happy, are probably like me and you. Just human, with their own battles, but at least putting on a happy front. After all, they're commanded to be happy, are they not?
  10. Hey guys, I'm down in Australia by the way. They recently had a tv series called "The One". It was a weekly show where top pychics around the country competed to become the nations number one psychic. Each week they competed in different events. I don't know which pyschic was the worst. But in the end the one that was the least hopeless won the show. I used to be amazed by John Edwards in particular. The show he hosts is called "Crossing Over" (I think). Then I found out the guy has debunked so many times and he is nothing but a scammer. I would love to find out the psychics really were pyschic to be honest, but... Why do you guys believe in it? I mean on what grounds do you believe in them.
  11. What makes you think that we will have our pets with us in heaven, except for that someone said that
  12. You know mediums are full of crap right?
  13. Hey John, I'm still here. I do realise how long ago the quote was? Sorry I didn't understand your question.
  14. I'm still mellow....I just mean, to imply that that statement is a prophecy which has come true to me seems to be stretcccchhhhhiiinnnnggg it alot