Thank you for post #4. Good for you and good for BYU and the Mormons. Why would anyone be against this?
“Thank you for post #4. Good for you and good for BYU and the Mormons. Why would anyone be against this?”
Yea! ANYWAY!
If the young adults have been raised to never think for themselves,
but to accept whatever the cult says is true, then why should this
be any exception!
Especially those young women, who are groomed to breed here to
prepare for a goddess future that involves being pregnant eternally
to populate her god-husband’s new planet. Why should they have any
independent experience in decision-making. That would ruin the
whole indoctrination!
I agree with Saundra. Why would anyone be against this?
If they are raised in such good Mormon homes and follow the Mormon church like their parents have raised them, why would the university in Rexburg put the sign up and then remove it, due to protest?
You’d think that every good Mormon child that is sent off to school by Mormon Mom and Mormon Dad would never even consider doing anything that wasn’t wholesome and delightful in the eyes of the prophet. The sign would be unnecessary, because there wouldn’t be any skinny jeans on campus. And even if the sign did go up, it would have stayed up, no words of protest would have arisen and the good Mormon children would have formed a circle and clasped hands around it, singing the praises of modesty and legalism, in Joseph Smith’s exalted name.