Please answer the question before you consult wikipedia or something.
I am just curious what you all think.
I am just curious what you all think.
Yes | 29% | 29% - 50 | ||||
No | 47% | 47% - 82 | ||||
What the hell is a Mormon? | 23% | 23% - 40 | ||||
Total: 172 |
Really? southpark, educating n00bs since 1997jsnipy wrote:
I think southpark summed up the Mormons quite well.
Entertaining noobs. Education and entertaining are different things. SP is one of the best shows ever.Dwit wrote:
Really? southpark, educating n00bs since 1997jsnipy wrote:
I think southpark summed up the Mormons quite well.
If so, yes
My wife comes from a Mormon family, Southpark confirmed it. Perhaps I should have qualified myself as saying that I did not learn about Mormons form South Park, rather South Park confirms my impression of the Mormon faith, of which I had an abundant amount of contact of it members.Dwit wrote:
Really? southpark, educating n00bs since 1997jsnipy wrote:
I think southpark summed up the Mormons quite well.
If so, yes
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The Getaway wrote:
Mormons? You know, Mormons. Them bible bashers going around telling you Jesus is a fucking yank.
"The book of Mormon"serge river wrote:
Yes, they read the Bible and other weird book I don't know the name and they believe in Jesus.
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I had mentioned in another forum that I was a Mormon and a Christian, and few people claimed that was some kind of contridiction. I was just curious what other people thought.usmarine2005 wrote:
Why are you asking this question anyway?
I've done that myself.ATG wrote:
Yes.
I'm a reformed Mormon, been to the Temple and did the Baptism for the Dead.
lol... one of the wealthiest churches on earth owning thousands of huge buildings including a few sky-scrapers, and we hide our goods in "catacombs" in the middle of the desert.topal63 wrote:
We all will be Mormons in the end! It is just a matter of time & by proxy.
http://www.techgnosis.com/chunkshow-sin … 1839-0.txt
http://i9.tinypic.com/4u2bw8z.jpg"Twenty-two miles southeast of Salt Lake City, buried deep in the ragged rock of Utah's Wasatch Range, lies a catacomb of names. Behind 700 feet of granite and six monstrous Mosler doors, the Mormon Church has squirreled away the world's largest collection of genealogical material: more than 2 million microfilm reels of parish records, marriage indexes, necrologies, census reports, pilgrim registers, and piles of other documents - some dating back to the Middle Ages. The Granite Mountain Record Vault holds around 2 billion names, a sizable portion of the total number of people who have ambled through recorded history."
....................no.ATG wrote:
Yes.
I'm a reformed Mormon, been to the Temple and did the Baptism for the Dead.
And you are the essence of intelligence Spittle.Major_Spittle wrote:
but even stupid people can do good things and be nice..... take CameronPoe for example;0