Interesting picture. It looks like the guy in the chair has a skunk tail.
Posted on 02/21/2012 3:11:31 PM PST by colorcountry
By HELEN RADKEY
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
SALT LAKE CITY - Annelies Marie "Anne" Frank, (June 12, 1929 – March 1945), one of the most renowned Jewish victims of the Holocaust, was posthumously baptized in a Mormon temple, on Saturday, February 18, 2012, under her full name, "Annelies Marie Frank." Mormons have submitted versions of Anne Frank's name at least a dozen times for proxy rites. She has been posthumously baptized in Mormon temples, at least nine times from 1989-1999, and now again in 2012.
Anne Frank's latest baptism was performed in the Santo Domingo Dominican Republic (LDS) Temple. Frank was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by proxy, in the same Mormon temple, also on February, 18, 2012. She would have been confirmed a Mormon by proxy, after each of her prior baptisms.
The discovery of the latest proxy baptism for Anne Frank comes on the heels of the recent posthumous baptisms of Simon Wiesenthal's parents, and the inclusion of the names of the famous living Holocaust survivor, Elie Wiesel, and several deceased members of his family, in New FamilySearch, the religious database used for proxy ordinance submissions.
Rosa (Rapp) Wiesenthal, the mother of well-known Holocaust survivor and Nazi-hunter, Simon Wiesenthal, was a Jewish Holocaust victim. Rosa (Rapp) Wiesenthal was baptized by proxy in the Bountiful Utah (LDS) Temple, on January 21, 2012. Shlomo Wiesel, the father of Elie Wiesel, was a Jewish Holocaust victim whose name was submitted for proxy baptism.
Anne Frank was an unmarried teenager when she died. She left no descendants. Mormons are supposed to submit only the names of their ancestors. It is against Mormon church rules to submit the names of Jewish Holocaust victims, unless the submitter has direct family ties to the deceased. The security of the names submissions process for posthumous rites must be questioned, in view of the rash of prominent Jewish Holocaust names that have recently appeared on Mormon temple rolls.
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Helen Radkey Researcher Salt Lake City, UT
Did you spy on me through the peep hole in the outhouse?
Interesting picture. It looks like the guy in the chair has a skunk tail.
“It’s funny that, despite so much Jew-hatred”
Friend, it’s humor by absurdity. If you really think I advocate digging up dead mormoms for a bris ceremony, it’s time for an oil change in your humor engine.
****She was an older gal, and was talking about how she, with her “dream guide” had entered my dreams.***
Years ago, RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT OR NOT had a cartoon about an African tribal queen who forbade her subjects from appearing in her dreams, under pain of death!
What blasphemy for a good Jewish girl.
We have a winner: "Jews should fight back by circumcising dead Mormons."
and with the Apostle Paul, I'll add,
"As for those agitators, I wish they would go the whole way and emasculate themselves!"
Galatians 5:12
AGAIN???
Ok; but how do they know they got the right one? The ONLY one??
How on earth do they know if they've gotten the RIGHT Jimmy Carter??
A MORMON can't even 'explain'!
What they do in their Temples is found NOWHERE in ANY of their so called 'scripture'.
And a REALLY 'good' MORMON at that!!
You have to have the coveted (yes - COVETED!) Temple Recommend® to get there.
(Only 15% or so of all MORMONs have one...)
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And I will keep on doing what I am doing
in order to cut the ground from under those
who want an opportunity to be considered equal
with us in the things they boast about.
Maybe not comparable to Jewish survivors/victims of the Holocaust, but I wonder about a Mormon convert like, say, Bay Buchanan. Her family and ancestry are mostly devout Roman Catholics. Has she submitted their names for Mormon baptism/confirmation? What would Pat Buchanan who still (far as I know) is a practicing Roman Catholic, think about that? Do Mormon converts lose respect for the faith of their family and ancestors? Or do some not submit names out of respect for their family and ancestors? I don’t get any of it.
Don't have to be a Mormonoligist to know that this is creepy!
THX 1138
That part wasn’t direct at you personally, but to all the readers in regard to the absurdities that every descendent religion has taken in regards to Judaism.
Of which, the Mormon bit is the latest.
Sadly, there IS a lot of HATE directed at Jews; but I don't think it comes from those who 'use' your Scriptures.
Oh; no doubt there is SOME; but from what I have seen, it would be quite small.
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