If I told you I was a white 24 year old male, who lived in Utah and was a Mormon, what would you think of me?
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I would think you were a white 24 year old male, who lived in Utah and was a Mormon. I don't think that sums you up. I don't know much about you, apart from some of the things you believe in. I wouldn't know you or judge you, but there are certain things I would do or say differently as to not offend you. There are certain things I would expect from you, carrying around that label. It isn't my issue though. I didn't label you, you did.
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I am from utah and let me tell you... OH!
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Thankyou so much for your voice of justice.\n\nIt was not unusual to be bashed. Most people just not educated enough, but worst yet, some just do not respect other people.\n\nBut we will not be discourage. I'm sure there is people like you who can be fair. and we will present the correct truth about LDS when ever its necessary.
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From the perspective of an outsider, this is my brief experience with coming across Mormon faith: They are good people; a lot of them give their lives for their faith. I respect this very much. But...I used to live in Taipei for a long period of time, during this time, I came across many Mormon youth who had come to Asia to preach their faith.\nOne incident that struck me negatively was a certain day when I witnessed a group of 2 Mormon youths (early 20's) approaching a Taiwanese man on the subway (also known as the MRT). This man was quietly reading his newspaper when they interrupted him (this is not acceptable etiquette-wise in Taiwan and was obviously embarrassing to this middle-aged man in the crowded compartment) to speak about their faith. I looked on, in awe at the profoundness of their go-get-it approach. A few minutes later, they noticed me (a white female foreigner) and obviously wanted to talk to me too. When Sister Something and the other Sister something approached I felt quite uncomfortable and felt like a was being interrogated. I then asked them how their evangelization was going. They then explained how each team was assigned a certain line of the subway system to meet potential followers. I was surprised at this, because according to the local laws, no political party or any other organization has the power to use the subway system for purposes other than traveling. What they were pursuing was clearing outside regulations. Not only this, but the method they used to interact with locals was not exactly what I call "localzied". Anway, I still believe that Mormons are good-hearted people. The only thing I would encourage them to do is "strive for communion with other Christians".
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Honestly, I have never heard of anyone thinking that Mormons don't believe in Christ.  That's news to me.  Mormons believe in Christ just as much as the next person.  I'm not Mormon, in fact, I was baptised Lutheran but ever since I was a kid (I'm 43 now), I've gone to quite a few churches.  I've gone to Lutheran churches, Catholic, Baptist, etc.  And I have to say, the best time I had was when I was in first grade through 5th grade as I went to church with my neighbors who were Mormons.  We did Sunday church, Wednesday was primary school (I can still hear the song in my head), and Monday nights I was always invited to participate in their family home evenings.  It was a great experience!
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I'm LDS.  \n\nIt is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
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I am a member of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints. Better known as Mormon. We believe in God, Jesus, and the Holy Ghost. They are 3 separate beings. We believe that Jesus was sent to suffer for our sins. We also believe that after he died he came to visit the Americas. That is what the Book Of Mormon is all about is Jesus coming to the American continents after he died.If you want a copy of the Book of Mormon I will send you one free of charge. jgeddes01@yahoo.com (just give me your address)  We believe that God and Jesus both speak to Prophets on earth today. True Mormons are not those people down in Utah Practicing polygamy. They are the ones making us look bad.
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I would be kicked out since I'm not a whitey
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Dunno... Let me go ask my buddy Brigham.\n\n(Drives to SLC/Provo...)\nBro Brig... Whaddup Bra?\nSo how are you and the lady...?\n\n18!?! Holy Crap Bro! When did you find the time for 18?\nIt's all good, later!\n\n(Drives back to Idaho...)\n\nJimbo, take it from me... stick with one. Either that or move to So. Utah...
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Look at me, what do you think I would say.
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I would say: "Who are you, to judge ME?" :))
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Say... Marry me.\n\nMight wanna date her on a romantic basis first. Unless your Mormon and your parents arranged the union a decade before. You might want to live with her first also. It's a good way to get to know if you two clik living together. Or even know how to live with another. It would also help if you are both adults legally. (I say legally most in America are legal adults at 18 long before they are actual adults in psychological maturity.
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Mr Curious, what's it like living life as a racist? Given your claimed role as an educator, how do you put your rather mediocre talents to beneficial use. Now, as a Mormon, I don't expect you come into contact with many black students, and those that you do come into contact with should be extremely concerned about the quality of the education you will be providing. By other questions you have "answered" you have publicly declared your loathing of Islaam, you have also declared your racist comments and you seem to have an unusual need to keep responding to questions about sex, sexuality and related topics.\n\nYou are clearly a font of knowledge. Being black and living in America (or the rest of the world for that matter) is no fun. The statistical trail of disadvantage suffered by blacks in schools is well established. This is directly correlated to social disadvantage. As a republican you won't understand what that means, but generally it means having less money and advantage than you have. Now, before you steam up and pour out your usual diatribe of nonsense, we know that "intelligence" is randomly distributed. We know that socio-economic factors play a disproportionate influence in the life chances of children and we know that blacks have the highest % of socio-economic disadvantage. This means that there is a huge wastage of human potential that this country can barely afford. Don't you think that, as a teacher, you should employ yourself in trying to correct that problem?\n\nOn a final point, you really ought to be ashamed of yourself. You cast a totally unjustified slur on black people (you can't help this as a racist) and it made me wonder how you feel about the ones who have died, in disproportionate numbers to whites, for their country in Iraq? Do they deserve your tirade?
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I'm a Mormon and to see my basic beliefs check out www.Mormon.org and search for "Basic Beliefs" I would type the Articles of Faith but who wants to read that much on these?
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yeah, i'm really a white chick who's 70...\n\nwhatever, bruh.
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I live in Utah!\n\nBut I"ve also lived in Califorinia and Nevada.
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Are you bright, modivated, white?  Slim to none.\n\nAre you a slacker, or minority?  Pretty good.