13 Reasons why Mormonism is a False Religion!!!

[Canada-Man]

next time when i mormon missionary see me. i will ask him/her some hard questions.

 

[Prick]

It's only 35 minutes :bad:

 

[peace]

everyone lies....

 

[peace]

and joseph Smith should have hired Ms. Google to defend him.











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[Canada-Man]

 

[cristycurves]

quote-next time when i mormon missionary see me. i will ask him/her some hard questions.

I too have a hard question, what are you trying to say? Your quote is unintelligible. Perhaps you should stop believing everything you find on google, it's not always accurate and every religion has conspiracies, inaccuracies, lies and other foolishness.

 

[UnderTheRadar]

There have been over 3,000 different Gods in recorded human history. Next time someone mocks you for questioning religion and not believing in their God, just point out to them that they, too, don't believe in 99.96% of all the religious Gods ever proclaimed by mankind. The only difference between you and them is that you don't believe in 3,000 Gods proclaimed, whereas they don't believe in 2,999 Gods proclaimed.

 

[User-L]

I like AA's 'higher power' concept. It doesn't really matter what you call your God, as long as you have faith in something.

 

[Canada-Man]

quote-next time when i mormon missionary see me. i will ask him/her some hard questions.

I too have a hard question, what are you trying to say? Your quote is unintelligible. Perhaps you should stop believing everything you find on google, it's not always accurate and every religion has conspiracies, inaccuracies, lies and other foolishness.

whatever!

 

[Flash Bazbo]

quote-next time when i mormon missionary see me. i will ask him/her some hard questions.

I too have a hard question, what are you trying to say? Your quote is unintelligible. Perhaps you should stop believing everything you find on google, it's not always accurate and every religion has conspiracies, inaccuracies, lies and other foolishness.

Ask a Mormon why the second Nephi, supposedly living around 600 BC, spoke of Jesus Christ by name, and in the past tense, then watch him change the subject.