400 + Kids Taken From Texas FLDS Compound (elders, LDS, marriage, God) - Page 2

Sola'lor · #11 04-08-2008, 06:07 AM

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Originally Posted by UltraViolet

How can you even say that Sola'lor?
In what capacity are these evil people related to you or your church?
I certainly see no resemblance past the 3 letters LDS.
Are you any more related to (the church of) LSD?

I would personally reject the entire notion that these sick male child abusers
have ANYTHING at all whatsoever to do with you or your faith.

Because in ACTuality... what do they have to do with you?

Know what I mean?

I was speaking of the historical lineage. They are infact a branch off of our church. To deny that would be to deny history. But if you are speaking about what they have to do with us, then my answer would be different.

UltraViolet · #12 04-08-2008, 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Sola'lor

I was speaking of the historical lineage. They are infact a branch off of our church. To deny that would be to deny history. But if you are speaking about what they have to do with us, then my answer would be different.

The key word being OFF.

They are no branch.
They are a dead limb lying somewhere in the wilderness.
A twig without a tree.
An anathema.

I would be emphatic about this,
were I an LDS.

But I won't tell you how to handle your own PR.

Sola'lor · #13 04-08-2008, 06:22 AM

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Originally Posted by UltraViolet

The key word being OFF.

They are no branch.
They are a dead limb lying somewhere in the wilderness.
A twig without a tree.
An anathema.

I would agree with you but I was speaking literally rather than figuratively. Their believes originated from the same source, historically. But if your are speaking of the validity of their beliefs, in realation to ours, then I would say they broke off and fell away. Their beliefs are a corruption of what they should believe.

Scuba Pete · #14 04-08-2008, 06:42 AM

My heart goes out to these kids... but what's up with Tejas and these cults?

Sola'lor · #15 04-08-2008, 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Scuba Pete

but what's up with Tejas and these cults?

Hahaha!!! I've heard the same thing about Idaho.

NoahideHiker · #16 04-08-2008, 08:01 AM

I'm all for adults choosing to have multiple wives but I do not believe children should be married off. Eighteen and up, do what you want. Children, no.

texan1 · #17 04-08-2008, 08:47 AM

Yes, but in this case the wives don't really have a choice in the matter, whether 18 or not.

texan1 · #18 04-08-2008, 08:48 AM

And yes, there do seem to be a lot of crazies that have flocked to Texas in the past LOL! I guess there is a lot of land here where they can hide out.

mrscardero · #19 04-08-2008, 10:04 AM

Good to know that one of the teenage girl that was married to the 50 plus year old man who bore his child got some sence in her. Calling out for help and putting an end to that ranch. The ranch was made out to be like a chicken coop. The women laid the eggs. Sorry to put it in those terms.

zippythepinhead · #20 04-08-2008, 10:19 AM

I do not consider the FLDS Mormon in any degree. While they are a splinter group from the LDS Church, they are no more Mormon, than a Lutheran is Catholic. They are a breakaway group, closed, and IMO very troubled.

Polygamy is against the law in all states that I know of. These people are in violation of the law and therefore are subject to its enforcement. A similar raid happened in Short Creek, AZ present day Colorado City and adjacent Hildale, UT in 1951. It went down with many similarities.

UT and AZ authorities moved in and carted off children, women, and men. Some claim it was necessary others a boondoggle of problems. There are no winners in this FLDS communities and those that are charged with protection of the welfare of children and the abused.

We should pray for them.

As an active LDS Church member I hope all will pray for al