I came to find this comment

I still don’t know why 🤣🤣

*sips coffee with interest*

@@PotterPossum1989 interesting

​@@hannahormsby5073It's to help us stay chaste I guess. Plus, being married is awesome, why wait?

Ahahah

It's a joke lol

@@thedisneyfan1165 they really are insane tho, at the very least brainwashed

@@Seeeeeeeeuhhhhh excuse me!?!? I'm Mormon

@@Seeeeeeeeuhhhhh no their not

To be honest, they're the friendliest people I have met. I've had the opportunity to work with one of them and he gave me the Book of Mormon to read. He also invited some of their missionaries over who explained things to me. They're evidently sweet souls

We dont care at all if someone is non religious, in fact my sister does not believe in god and is bisexual but we love her just as much as any other sibling.

I know this was from a year ago, but mormons are taught that they usually shouldnt make friends outside the church and if it is outside it is to try and convert them. It's sad. Most of the time mormons is brainwashed into hate, convinced by a cycle its love and happiness. Mormonism IS a cult. Not all mormons are bad, though. I just wish I knew what to say to help them understand, but its religious trauma; Its tough.

@@belleaustin8860 no we weren't, most of my friends arnt mormon and they even curse too

I have a sister who does not believe in god and she is bisexual amd two other brothers who are non religious but we still love them, why would we not love them just for their beliefs? It just doesn't make sense why people are making up all these rumors about what we do and how why wouldn't accept anyone outside our church but its just simply not true.

for sure

Mhm, mhm, 100%👌🏽

tithing

Mormon obsession of pinterest...

NAlder this needs more likes ahahahahaha

@Ralph Wiggam Lol, my husband works with their production team. It is in NO way high budget. 100% false.

@@ash9mil592 This is the right answer lol.

yes

Elisa Perret yeah, idk either. We use it a lot for scout activities, and we meet in their for young men’s. We don’t actually use it very often for basketball, or at least my building doesn’t.

I married my wife there! And then.... we danced!!!

our ward just sort of... uses it for everything. basketball, extra seats, activities, pinewood derby... ect ect...

😇Actually the missionaries should of known this question! Basketball COURTS, are used quite often, for P day, this is the day all the Elders get together and play basketball! We also have them for youth activities, when you're unable to go somewhere for an activity!

It's basically just a multi-purpose room for whatever you need it to be! Some of the gyms have a stage for ward parties or youth activities, there isn't really a definite use. I've been to wedding receptions inside of them, and they are very nice to have.

Gee, thanks Alana

I can't roll my eyes back far enough 🙄

True. But this was done a while ago

Everyone's still going to call you mormons.

@@Sarahwithanh444 seriously dude. I haven’t met a single mormon that cares about what people call them and I live in utah so I know a lot

Outside View: That's why Jesus Christ, who fulfilled the prophecy of Acts 3: 19-21, restored his true church and gave it his name: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, that's why the first principle of the gospel is "Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ," that's why his church teaches the gospel of Jesus Christ rather than the gospel of Martin Luther which your church teaches.

@@bobrussell8339 Really? What makes you think I am a Protestant? The most important thing we all believe is that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that he Atoned for our sins. Hearing from people about how they decided to believe in God/Christ and what keeps them motivated to serve him is what what I like to read about. Living that "faith" each day is what we all have in common and I am sure that I can learn something from other peoples experiences. I think we should focus on what we have in common more than we do what we disagree on. We will be happier if we do.

Same

"You don't know what you don't know until you know more." That can be said about Mormons, non Mormons and ex-Mormons.

Same but I guess not

You are thinking of FLDS. They say they are mormon but they aren't really. They are branched off of the church, they made up their own rules, and they practice polygamy. Now LDS on the other hand, are the true mormons and don't practice polygamy. Joseph smith was a polygamist, but only because he was protecting people. He only had his main wife who he loved.

You clearly haven't looked into this very deeply have you!

@@thepaintedpixel1541 No, Joseph Smith had many wives. Don’t try to twist history to make him look good, it only makes you look a bit foolish.

Oh this one is interesting. Basically having many wife's was changed after a while so now we now don't think having multiple wife's is okay (unless your first spouse passed away or you got divorce)

Yes! I’m going on my mission in two years and I am fully prepared to break out into song and dance on any doorstep should it come to that

Woah! 😮

I mean I think they are, people think we are weird! 🤷🏽‍♀️

​@@killid1764 It would definitely be different for everyone based on their algorithms :) Here are the top 5 questions that came up on my google :) Would love to hear the true LDS members answers to these question. Would be great to know. Would love doctrine over opinions :D Why do mormons nots drink coffee? Why do mormons store food? What do mormons believe about polygamy? Why do mormons wear special underwear? Why do mormons have so many kids?

@@mikkifrompreston4396 not sure about the coffee part the "special underwear" I believe your referring to is called garments there for temple visits and to keep modest but that's only for the older people and we store food so that if there's ever a emergency we can stay in our house and still have food our grab it and go in Case of a natural disaster and the kid part is up to whoever is having the kids kids aren't necessary in the church

@@mikkifrompreston4396 and I forgot us mormons or latter day saints as we prefer to be called don't believe in polygamy anymore the only ones who do that are a break off group who aren't actually part of the church. We used to practice it but now we believe that it isn't anymore needed and relationships should be can't sacred between one man and one woman

Depends who you are and what area you are in. I’m an ex-Mormon from Utah and bisexual, if you are in Utah (specifically small towns) and lgbtq, you won’t find a ton of support from Mormons (any support you find will likely not come from Mormons, especially active Mormons). If you are cisgender and straight, this is a great religion for you.

It hurts me when people call us a cult and critise us but it's also funny the irony of critism.

@@elliefuller3667 I'm Mormon and I support, also I think I'm straight or bisexual

@@elliefuller3667 I’m Mormon and bi and this is untrue

@@bonelessbooks9263 I feel terrible, I wish you all the best in your journey of spirituality and faith, and I hope you can find one that supports you instead of forcing you to shut out a part of yourself. It’s tough, I’m still on that path, but I definitely believe anyone can break free of harmful influences if they want to.

Morons.

the womble no u

both!

do to others as you would have them do to you. we love you.

@@thewomble1509treat others with kindness :)

Here's my favorite one. "Oh you don't have enough time to read the book of Mormon, that's ok I only spent my whole life making it."-mormon

It’s hilarious, but we honestly find it quite offensive

arrogantgodjealous wait what broadway show I’m confused

@@destinyessary8538 A broadway musical made by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez Most regard it as one of the most offensive broadway shows ever but honestly I thought it was pretty funny Then again, comedy is subjective

Wdym

What do you mean by general authority’s? Do you mean the bishop and stuff? If that is what you meant than no they do not get paid

No they don't

They are supported through tithing and other offerings from members of the church. This is not necessarily "getting paid" as much as it's giving them a place to stay and food to eat. Many of the current authorities are retired and had jobs that paid them a lot - our current prophet, for example, was a heart surgeon - and so they use tithing to get them the rest of the way there.

@@quinngerber8237 That's understandable to an extent. However, still needs to be more transparency as to the their salaries. Seemingly the church doesn't want to disclose their lucrative lifestyles. The church has become engrossed in materialism of worldliness of ornate buildings, temples, businesses, properties, and investments. There is always a money trail. Yet when people loose their homes to floods and fires. Its always the same. Don't forget to pay your tithe.

LAWRENCE Candel Temples are the house of the Lord, and I hope ya know that. Of course they’re going to be made beautiful. And if you haven’t noticed, the church volunteers are almost always FIRST to come to the aid of people whoms house got destroyed or flooded. I’m not sure the church would pay people for the damage done to their home, or else people would just destroy their homes and think they got free money. Tithe is something we always got to pay respects to. Just like in the Old Testament, the prophets and people paid 10% or what they owned to God almost monthly. Usually a sacrifice. The best lamb they had. Just like the story of Job. He lost EVERYTHING and still paid honor to Heavenly Father.

We know that about dinosaurs, i think he was joking. And we're just happy, not that it will bring us closer to got its because we aren't consuming alcohol or taking drugs every week so we have no worries!

its because mormons are typically known to have big families and have a lot of kids, so a joke is that they get married very young so that they can have a lot of kids in through out their 20-40's.

Attisyn Norton oh ok and you probably know this but we aren’t called Mormons anymore

Attisyn Norton See isn’t that... what they’re meant to answer?

Destiny Essary Well then what are you called

@@DeathnoteBB we had to make it complicated lol so now we are called members of the church of jesus christ of ladder day saints.

😂😂😂. This is true, I have seen families with a bunch of kids, but I think it's just common because of coincidence or something it's not something that is expected or anything, it just happens

Because it is said that having children strengthens the family units (husband, wife, children) and in heaven you become stronger by having more children (spiritual children). This is also why so many marry at such a young age, you can’t reach the highest level of the Celestial Kingdom without being married.

We don't drink Coffee because in the Word of Wisdom, which we believe to be revelation from God, it says that drinks like Coffee (not that specific wording, but that's how it's interpreted) are bad for us. It also says a lot of other things about health and what we shouldn't eat. We believe that at one point we were commanded by God to practice polygamy but we are no longer commanded to and that polygamy can only be practiced if God specifically instructs us. Regarding lots of children, we believe Adam and Eve were asked to populate the earth and that commandment still stands today.

@@marymohr2799 why do LDS eat meat and food that is not in season? Isn’t that forbidden according to the word of wisdom?

Why do Mormons store food? Cause stuff gets crazy sometimes Why do Mormons wear special underwear? They help us remain modest and remember our sacred covenants to god that we make in our temples.

Umm well I’ve never heard that one before but that’s not disobeying the word of wisdom

@@mikkifrompreston4396 don't worry lol we don't eat rotten food (or at least we're not supposed to). We do what any normal person would do with storage: keep it in case we need it, and when it expires, we throw it out!

I hope you are kidding. They are absolutely violent, racist, abusive and controlling. Mormons are the most wickedly evil people I have ever encountered.

Stoic Observer Well you must’ve met a few mormons who weren’t to your liking, and generalised those specific mormons with everyone else who believes in the church.

@@StoicObserverS I have no idea what you are talking about a good percentage of Latter day saints are of ethnic background, Islanders, asian, African and ethnicities even hold high callings

@@StoicObserverS so are you

@@StoicObserverS bruh wdym? they are the nicest people i’ve ever met

Why not? The purpose was to educate not convert

It's a cult. People need to educate themselves fully. Check out exmormon content and find the actual truth.

@@unicorntamer2207 I keep seeing you comment this everywhere What religion r u?

@@Wrestlinglover0 I grew up Mormon. Now I'm agnostic. What about you?

Well, the skeletons... 🧐 seems pretty Dinosaur to me

They haven't always

@@unicorntamer2207 what😭

@@Swoleina141 Mormons haven't always agreed with the existence of dinosaurs

@@unicorntamer2207 what fr that’s weird

If they were well versed they wouldn’t be mormons anymore

@@DeathnoteBB ahahah

They're not playing Dumb. Just because you watch too much TV and think Mormons from the 1830's look the same as today, isn't their fault. There is nothing in their religion that denies or even disputes the existence of dinosaurs. Seems you just don't knowwhat you're talking about more than anything else

@@matthewhunter6421 The church takes no official stance on dinosaurs or evolution. So that alone makes it seem like they don’t agree with it.

@@DeathnoteBB Bahahaha if that ain’t the truth

Lol another propaganda spreader where's the proof

@@ziadeternal4415 Means > CULT.

@@ziadeternal4415 Have you read the church published ‘gospel topics essays’? They are on the LDS official website :)

lol What utter nonsense!

Why do you worship a god that was once a man and came from another planet? Why don't you worship the Creator?

Are you taking about God or Jesus here? It helps to think of God as the builder and Jesus the architect. Jesus designed Earth but God made it. Jesus was a man, but when he died he went to the celestial kingdom. God was never man. He’s always been a spirit in heaven. We worship both equally.

First comment to Beach Star. In the D & C the Lord advises to first learn the doctrine before you teach it. Your answer here is completely erroneous. Here's my answer to Mr Lewis. There are three members of the Godhead: God the Father. As Paul teaches, he is the father of all his premortal spirit children. This spirit child of the Father resides in all persons who are born to this earth. The New Testament teaches that this spirit child of the Father is what gives the mortal body life. At death the physical body decays, but the eternal spirit child of the Father moves on to the next world. God the Son, also known as Jesus Christ, Jehovah, Lord, etc. was the "first born" spirit child of God the Father in the premortal life. He functioned there as a member of the Godhead, along with his Father. It is he who created the heavens and the earth according to John in the New Testament. He is also known as the Father of Heaven and Earth because he created them. He is also known in the scriptures as the Father of Eternal Life because his atoning sacrifice (suffering, death, and resurrection) results in the resurrection of all mankind and the possibility of eternal life (aka as heaven to most) for those who have faith in Christ and his power to save, repent of their sins, be baptized and receive the Gift of the Holy Ghost by a legal administrator ( someone holding God's priesthood which is the power and authority to perform saving ordinances that will be recognized by God), and endure to the end. For a good example see Acts 2 where this is taught by Peter. The other member of the Godhead is the Holy Spirit whose role is to testify of the Father and the Son, to sanctify (cleanse) the souls of the repentant and provide the baptism of fire (aka baptism of the spirit) as commanded by Jesus. Since Jesus was the creator, we do in fact worship him along with the Father. Before coming to the earth, as recorded in the Old Testament, Jesus was known as Jehovah or Lord. It was he who called prophets and revealed his word to them which they recorded and which we have in the Old Testament. Before coming to the earth, Jesus was a personage of spirit, a spirit son of the Father. If you have read the Bible you know that he was born of Mary, and became a mortal man with a mortal body subject to the same things we are subject to in this life. He suffered in Gethsemane and on the cross for the sins of all mankind. He died and three days later he was resurrected with an immortal body in which he ascended into heaven where he still has that immortal body. If you worship Jesus Christ, don't you also worship a God who was once a mortal man? All persons live on a planet. Where do you think God resides? Do you think he just floats around in the vast darkness of space? Remember that Jesus taught his apostles, "In my Father's house are many mansions. I go to prepare a place for you." Do you really think the Father's house is just floating around in space or that the mansions Christ he is preparing for other faithful mortals are also just floating around in space? Mr Lewis, on what do you base such an idea?

Do prophets lie? Can they lead members astray?

Bob Russell I'm so sorry for the misunderstanding, thank you for your correction.

the one and only allie more specifically members of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints bc the whole point of it is that we have Jesus’s name in it

I call them mormonites

Some people are really confused because they think that we changed our name. The "mormon" church's real title has always been The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. We were nicknamed mormons because of our book that we read along side the bible, called the Book of Mormon (we believe that it is another testament of Jesus Christ, and yes, we do read the bible!) When we came out and said "We are called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints", it was only to bring to attention our real name and that we ARE Christians. The entire Church is centered around Christ and He and God are the only people we worship. No hateee ❤️❤️❤️ I just wanted to clarify. Have a great day/night

or that Jesus is our brother

Where does it say we believe that and why would they need to bring it up in this video I don't see what's so funny about it

@@ziadeternal4415 have u been endowed? Jesus (Jehovah) and Satan (Lucifer) are our brothers. Eloheim (who LDS pray too) is our Heavenly Father.

We don't believe in the practice of polygamy anymore.

@@kollington2380 if a wife dies in an LDS marriage, the husband can be married and sealed to an additional woman. LDS marriage is for always and eternity. A woman can only be sealed to one man though, and cannot remarry in the temple after her husbands death. Although plural marriage is no longer practised in life, it is still practised spiritually in the afterlife and is still doctrine. It has not been removed from D&C 132, which states it is *necessary* for exhalation

Yes. More truth about Mormons from South Park than these smiling people pretending everything they believe is normal. May I also suggest The Book of Mormon the Broadway musical written by the same people who created South Park. (I'm an exmormon. You can find plenty more information through KZfaq exmormon and tiktok exmormon channels. Not sure about the content, read the comments and find out just how messed up this cult is.)

of course to both of those questions

Taking the sacrament for lds is renewing your covenants at baptism so sacrament is different for other faiths so on a doctrine level i am actually not sure but will enquire and get back to you We do believe that not just LDS people will be able to receive eternal life and the celestial kingdom the requirement is to feel worthy and comfortable in Gods presence if you do and are then you can dwell their

@@ThatGuy-eq4xy the first one is no and the second is hes

1. We believe that you have to have the correct authority to practice these things, 2. but that's why we do babtism for the dead! It's so that everyone else can (in heaven) if they are a good person then choose to accept Jesus' atonement

@@Jaxon_Fowers well alright

We believe that if you do your best to be better each day, and repent as often as you can and follow Jesus Christ, then you will be saved. The grace of Jesus saves us, and doing things like following the commandments and getting babtised are the works that are necessary to get into heaven. That is why we do babtism for the dead, so that everyone can choose Jesus and accept his atonement

Is this supposed to be 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈?

🤣🤣 If this ain’t my same exact reaction, sometimes I’m just so done with missionaries constantly coming to my door

@@elliefuller3667 you can simply ask them that won't be interested forever. Not that hard

@@dindoyop7478 I’m very confused what your comment is trying to say?

Well they left some out. They probably have their reasons. Members of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints usually try not to con people.

@@mearabaxter8997 yes but the leaders do

@@supersimaron ahh I just wanted to say that the leaders of that church don't, and they really know what they are doing, but that is totally 100% your choice to decide if you believe what they say or not. Even if you don't trust their words, trust their actions; they are amazing people with big hearts. No hate, please don't take this offensively. I really just wanted to clarify ❤️❤️❤️

"What a crock! As if those are really the most searched questions about mormonism on the internet." The most asked questions about mormonism get deleted by the admins. Its called "data cleansing".

@@supersimaron Completely agree

That's super and all but why don't they teach that ordinary women can become superior also?

@@Jac-Jay We do. There is no difference in eternal potential between men and women. ;)

bob aarness: Why did Jesus command, "Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect" if it were not possible? Why did Jesus say to those who work out there salvation with fear and trembling, "All the Father has shall be given you?" Why did the apostle Paul say to those who work out their salvation, "When Jesus returns, we shall be like him for we shall see him as he is?"

@@bobrussell8339 , That's such an easy thing to answer that I'm surprised that you actually asked it. BECOMING perfect is a FAR CRY from ALWAYS having BEEN perfect. Duh! Almighty God did not BECOME perfect, Almighty God has always BEEN perfect. Do you NOW understand the HUGE, MONSTER DIFFERENCE between a being that used to sin, and a being that has NEVER sinned??????????????? So NOW you can clearly see, comprehend, and understand how becoming a perfect man has absolutely nothing,zip, zero to do WITH ALMIGHTY GOD ALWAYS HAVING BEEN ALMIGHTY GOD. ...and you're welcome for the perfect logic that you, for some crazy reason, weirdly missed... (a common brain malfunction among mormons.)

@@bobrussell8339 , Cat got your tongue? 👅 You ain't got the truth in Joe's Church, but you've got too much pride to admit it... "As man is, God never was, as God is, man may never become." - Anti-Joseph Smith

Everything good about Mormonism isn't unique. Everything unique about Mormonism isn't good.

Wrongo. We don't believe we are gods, and we definitely believe in our Heavenly Father. We believe we are CHILDREN of God, meaning that we can all come one day to inherit His kingdom, or in other words, live beside Him in eternal happiness and peace. In this way, we are all equal and loved the same by God (no matter race, gender, identity, etc.), for we are all His children. I guess that's where you're getting confused. We don't think we're gods 😂

We only believe that we are Daughters and Sons of God (children). And we believe that literally everyone is, not just members of this church. We even have a children's song that's called "I am a Child of God". Please don't take this as offensive, because that's not at all how I mean it. Have a great day or night ❤️❤️❤️

False stop the cap I'm sick of this antimormon propoganda

You should meet my mother then 🤣 she is on quite the high horse about being Mormon

Lol outburst much

That’s not what she said, you’re just twisting her words.

@@jonathanle7971 that's what happens to people who hate latter day saints, they twist their words then act like they're the victim

Lol get a life

Any religion that believes that Jesus is the son of God is a Christian Religion LDS belive that therefore they are Christian

@@thatgamer6380 Mormons do not believe in Jesus as the Christ, the definitive incarnation of the one God, the second person of Trinity. They are not, therefore, Christians.

@@torinalexander2253 they believe that jesus is the christ the redeemer and the son of God therefore they are Christians

LDS, or "Mormons" as we have been nicknamed have always had the real same title: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. We believe in Jesus Christ, and being a happy member of this church myself, I can tell you that yes, we are indeed Christians! Absolutely no hate whatsoever, I really just wanted to clarify ❤️🥺❤️🥺

@@torinalexander2253 we indeed believe in Jesus Christ, and what you said is not true at all

Well Christianity is more of general group of religions who believe in God and Christ. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints are Christian's because they believe in Godhead which includes Jesus Christ

Valerie R I am a Christian and I know what I believe. I also know enough of what Mormons believe to know you are Not Christians. God bless you.

im an ex mormon, non religious. the word "christian" is an umbrella term that mormonism falls under. that being said, they're very misguided. in my opinion they're downright wrong.

Hannah Cronk um this comment or concept is always questioned. Christianity is when you believe in Christ. Which we do. And Mormons do strive to have a relationship with God to know him more to not only help others around you but also to strengthen faith and receive blessings. No hate. But educate ur self more please,

ELLA BARRUS There’s different branches of Christianity, there’s different branches of Islam, and there’s Mormonism. The reason why Mormons aren’t Christians is because, 1) they have a different religious leader apart from the Bible, Joseph Smith, 2) they believe in a different deity apart from Christianity, 3) they have different set of doctrines apart from Christianity, 4) they have a different holy book, the Book of Mormon. Mormon’s aren’t Christians.