I’m surprised that you posted this in the middle of the night when all good Mormons are snuggled between their sheets of purity and dreaming of their future godhood.
“I’m surprised that you posted this in the middle of the night when all good Mormons are snuggled between their sheets of purity and dreaming of their future godhood.”
L to the O to the L!!!!
(Well, a few of them were @ the BYU campus today/tonight attending this very conference held thru tomorrow...just wanted to "update" all on what kind of "spirit" had intensified there to "settle in" this very weekend!)
And allow me to remind all: Mormonism is not simply a cult, but a heavily entrenched occultic cult.
By occultic, I'm citing the original Latin meaning of the word: That which is hidden.
The Lds Church Handbook of Instructions boasts about special occultic knowledge gained in the secretive Lds temples: “...members receive important knowledge of 'things which have been kept hid from before the foundation of the world. (D&C 124:41)” The Church Handbook of Instructions, Book 2, p. 261.
I was reading thru a 1995 Lds Women's Relief Society publication and came across this eye-opener about the origin of Mormon temples:
"We often assume that because the Saints were building a temple, everybody knew what would happen there. That is not so>. Temple ordinances as we know them had not yet been revealed. In Kirtland, the temple had been used primarily as a meeting-house. The upstairs rooms housed the School of the Prophets. Even if the women had known about the temple ordinances, they would not have expected to take part in them. They were women of their time and anticipated nothing more than they were used to." Marjorie Draper Conder, p. 162 "Relief Society: So What?" Hearts Knit Together: Talks from the 1995 Women's Conference Ed. Susette Fletcher Green Dawn Hall Anderson, Dlora Hall Dalton Deseret 1996
So even the Mormons were clueless in the beginning as they built seemingly purposeless temples! (As of 1843, Lds temple endowments had still not unveiled...More of that which was hidden!)
The entire Mormon "gospel" is built upon hiding it from initiates, so that they have to "climb" higher up to gain access to hidden esoteric principles:
"On one occasion Joseph Smith made the following declaration: 'When you climb up a ladder, you must begin at the bottom, and ascend step by step, until you arrive at the top; and so it is with the principles of the Gospel--you must begin with the first, and go on until you learn all the principles of exaltation. But it will be a great while after you have passed through the veil before you will have learned them. It is not all to be comprehended in this world; it will be a great work to learn our salvation and exaltation even beyond the grave." (Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 348).