feelings < history.. check out the romans, history of their expansion conquer and gods, im a former xtian conversion from hs and now skeptic.. sorry to comment!!! lol i was looking up how to pronounce kwaku for other reason and sticking around to listenin to testimony.. reading comments.. again sorry for negative.. peace !

@@chrissullivan8740 lol.. sorry for the scrambled message

I would say keep reading and looking into it! Moroni’s challenge to read the BoM and pray about it. I pray that you find the truth and cling to it!!

amen

Or you could go straight to God's word for the answer! Praying is great but The Holy Spirit speaking to us is confirmed by God's word and his word alone! Seek the truth! God says thy word is true! That has to be our standard for truth! We can pray and get a feeling that we interpret as an answer or the Holy Spirit speaking to us, but unless his word confirms it it isn't truth!

Coverts should definitely read the CES letter. Just google "CES letter"

@@Cyber_Cowboy Oh please. the CES letter has already been disproven and countered by members over and over again.

@@sarahturner4148 no it hasn't. Name a person in the public eye that has? It's impossible to disapprove it since there are hundreds of questions. FAIR at BYU acknowledges the question as legitimate. When someone tell me not to read something that's when I do. This channel said they would have a CES letter debunking video. but they won't because responses will get torn apart. I believe they want to skip over it so they don't give true believers serious questions they didn't know about. If you're a true believer then the letter should only strengthen your testimony. Give it a glance see what the fuss is about. Don't take my word for it or anyone else's.

J San, the LDS Church teaches the King Follet Discourse. From Joseph Smith said that Jesus was once an exaulted man on a planet and because he did good works he got to be a god. This Goes against the bible with more scripture than i can count. Brother i pray you understand that mormon teaching is an antithetical imposition of the bible Isaiah 43: 10 "Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me." Jesus is Lord i pray you seek out Scripture and see that truth in Christ is better than Tradition from mormonism. They may be kind, but they teach a false Doctorine similiar to what was happening in the first century in the Church in Galatia. Read Galatians 1, Paul says because they were changing the laws of God that gentiles were required to be circumcised for religious practice after the law had been fulfilled and The Greek Word the apostle paul uses for Any Church That makes changes to the gospel as "accursed" but it's Koine Greek Original Translation is "anathema". Which means the farthest distant darkness away from God. I beg you as a brother, you may have been around unChristlike Christians please Come back to the Truth, but don't take my word for it, but Scripture alone, God says to live off Sola Scripture or Scripture Alone. And Scripture is entirely in opposition to Mormon Theology I say this with love

@@Cyber_Cowboy Frankly I find the Letter to be rather poorly researched and sourced. While a few of the presented questions rise to the level of pertinence, mostly it contains previous debunked assumptions or just plain dishonest presentation of documentation.

Congrats! We would love to hear your conversion story if you want to message us on either Facebook or Instagram! But either way, happy for you :)

@@SaintsUnscripted I have to work on it. But after I'm finished I definitely will 🙂

Can’t wait!

Two years later, how you doing? I’m a life long member, I hang my struggles, but being a member of this church is the best thing that could have ever happened to me spiritually. I hope all is well with you and your testimony.

Wow that's cool and brave

Muslim mother had a child with a Buddhist? Better off being an atheist atp

Congratulations! If you would like to send us a direct message on Facebook or instagram, we would love to hear your story!

I would love to do that but i dont use facebook anymore and i domt have instagram. I am from germany i can create an account i can tell you guys my story

@@SaintsUnscripted yeah i just text you back with my old facebookaccout

I too grew up in California. Our LDS group were tight. Got us all through those yucky teenaged years. Don’t wait to go back. My brother was coming back but put it off. He died before he came back. In those final days, he was kicking himself for procrastinating.

Ya, I had some people In school that I hated. But they were in our ward and for some reason, we all at young mens and Sunday school just were close. No bad blood, just essentially bliss.

This is so sincere. I like your thoughts. Thank you for sharing.

Come on back, bro. I went down the new age atheist path for over a decade and came back to the church last year. It feels amazing.

Count yourself lucky that you grew up as a member outside of Utah. Growing up I was a molly mormon and even though we were all Mormon it was cliqy as heck for me growing up in rural Utah. I might leave the church haven't decided yet. Thinking non denominational Christian.

JEANENE Meyer Lewis CONGRATS on your baptism!! How did you come across Saints Unscripted? :)

Jaide Carstairs you love this ? Hmm 🤔 because y’all believe one day y’all be god ? Smith was lair false prophet. Come and read the real gospel and saved.

I agree

Yes!!! Mormons are not perfect, but many of us have experienced so many good fruits and spiritual witnesses and blessings in our lives because of our testimonies. There ARE answers and rebuttals to all the questions and attacks on the church. We don't have to be shamed or bullied about how we feel and what we choose to believe. I also kept praying and searching through my questions, but I also kept the commandments and the promises I had made to the Lord throughout my search. It took over a year, but the answer came and I feel stronger than ever. All of the best things in my life come from my testimony of Jesus Christ and following His example the best I can.

Jayme Bates So awesome! We are so happy for you :) We'd love to hear your story, if you want to share it via Instagram DM. Either way, congrats to you on your new journey!

That’s sick bro! don’t listen to these haters on here and just do what you wanna do!

yea the haters gonna hate but all the haters are just making our faith and testimonies stronger!soo congrats! :D

First listen to lynn wilder's story of leaving LDS

LOL. all you cults keep making the same claim. I wonder what the Catholics/Jws think. The true church are those faithful to Christ Jesus alone. And he know his sheep. No man made institution is the true church

@WC LOL. I believe I am taking to a brainwashed person here. You sound like someone in a cult. Just like many others who have left. I pray that kne day tour eyes will be clear and you will see the truth of the lord Jesus christ. Because the reality is you are in bondage. You do not even know the scriptures. Heavenly parents??? That's no where in the Bible. We have an heavenly father who sent his Son to die for you. Both of them are not separate. They are both together God. They have existed for all eternity, they have no wives. Any heavenly mother you worship is a man made godess. The one true church is made up of people. There is no LDS in scriptures. They tell you this to fool you so you can't leave. The LDS was invented in the 1800s meanwhile christ and his apostles had a church in the 1st Century AD. if you are really smart and want to know the truth. Read church history, MOST ESPECIALLY READ THE SCRIPTURES(BIBLE) READ HOW THE LDS WAS FOUNDED AND THE TROUBLES OF THE FALSE PROPHET JOSEPH SMITH. You will realize that you are in error. I know they might have also told you any body who says this to you is false. But at least I know you are not a robot. You are a human being find the truth for yourself.

@WC What, my goodness I weep for you. This here proves how toxic your cult is. Now I truly Beleive that the LDS is a cult. So you mean I'm in sin because I'm not part of the LDS. Is that what you were told? I feel for you. How can you be rid of error when you are told you can't be saved from outside the church. It's a tool to keep you trapped brother. I would suggest you watch videos of ex mormons and how they were free. The fact that you keep responding to me and in caps shows my words are fighting something in you bit your brainwashing is rejecting it. Deep down you know the truth. I will post the scripture for you hopefully it helps you. My heart actually bleeds for you that you are in such deception. Normally some of your members say that anyone in any church is ok but im happy at lesst you are honest. Because that is what you are taught. See this Romans 10:9 "If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved." That is how you are saved, that is true repentance. Repentance has nothing to do with the LDS or Joseph Smith. Or heavenly mothers or infinite God's. Just Jesus Christ alone. All have sinned and have come short of the glory of God but we are freely redeemed in christ Jesus alone. Please don't be fooled. I really hope you read your Bible and see the truth in it and how it differs from what you are taught and what you practice in your church. I know you will not automatically leave bit I hope you have something to think about and that a seed has been sown. Remember I am not preaching that you join my church or organization. I am preaching so that you may find the true christ.

Hey Jamie! we would love to hear your conversion story, if you would like to message us on our Facebook or Instagram ! :)

Leave this cult asap. Before it is too late.

PLEASE LEAVE THIS CULT. Mormon beliefs contradict The Bible. I am an ex mormon so I know what mormons believe.

A M what definition are you using to call the church a cult?

Eddie Cioffi How is the church a cult? If you say it is you have to prove it by using the definition of a cult.

Thanks

You may want to view the god they serve

@@michaelmiddaugh6909 I have. It appears to be God the Father.

@@edenicchristian335 Really so the book or Mormon says he has a body of flesh of bone The bible says he's a spirit Ya you did your homework buddy🤷

@@michaelmiddaugh6909 So you are not a Trinitarian. Got it

Maddy Curtis Welcome sister :)

Maddy Curtis Look up NewNameNoah on KZfaq first.

filan_cabinet No thanks, I know what that channel is about and I don't appreciate the defamation of sacred temples being posted on KZfaq.

Maddy Curtis You go girl! I hope you have an amazing baptism!

Kwaku El Thank you!

Amen

PREACH!!

PRAISE GOD!!!!!!

Glad we’re all in agreement. 🙏

Praise the lord I’ve prayed and I’m trying to find a church.

I really enjoyed your conversion story! Thank you for sharing!🙂 have sny of you family members joined yet?

I just finished watching the video AND WOW YOUR CONVERSION STORY IS AMAZING

Treestrong Stuff Congrats on your recent conversion! And thanks for watching our show :)

Slinna hey! Still an active member:)?

@@SaintsUnscripted I converted about a year ago. I recently received my Melchizedek priesthood and will be gey my temple endowments next month. I am a former porn addict, male prostitute and homosexual. I was also involved in the occult. I was so depressed one day as I held my pistol to my head Holy Spirit spoke to me with great love yet with a great urgency " DON'T DO IT!!" I told God if HE truly loved me to prove it. A few days later two missinaries came to my door and I invited them in. I knew that I knew what they told me is true after I prayed on it. Converting to the church was the best decision I ever made!!!!

@@iowaguy6470 it’s so enlightening to hear people being saved from god when they were at their lowest, it’s been hard for me to accept god, jesus and the holy spirit into my life, especially because i’m bisexual and never had one of those big waking up calls where the person would communicate with god and/or the holy spirit. i hope to get baptised into the LDS church as soon as my lessons with the missionaries are over. bless you for holding on and accepting the gospel in to your life ❤️❤️

Purple Poet11 I don't know what I would do without Jesus.

Without Jesus, you would probably let your natural curiosity drive a systematic exploration of reality which would leave you with the conclusion that religion is just another form of political bullshit... Fortunately, Jesus has saved you from such a horrific fate.

You won't find the truth looking in a book about an imaginary being. "God is a warlord" from your own book which you quote.

Kacaaaw Amen to that!

I was non religious- The gospel has changed my life for the better

Smh

Same is true with me. As a Methodist growing up in the South, we'd go to church, hear all about the trinty in the sermon, then at 2 p.m. we'd have dinner and take potshots at what we'd heard the preacher talk about. He could blabber all he wanted about how water could be ice, liquid and steam at varying times, but we weren't buying it. Or about a feller who could be a son to his father, a father to his son and a husband to his wife, all at the same time, but who was _his_ father, and who was _his_ son, and who was _his_ wife? Is he _sure_ he wanted to go down that road? No, I reckon not! Before a person could be a preacher, he had to go to theological school and get a piece of paper. But many returned LDS missionaries knew a whole lot more than that feller with the paper on his wall!

You shouldn't cease to be a Christian just because you see other people around you being hypocritical about their faith. That's not a good reason.

You know, I get where you are coming from! I didn't have great examples around me growing up either. When Christ asked Peter who he thought Christ was, he answered "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God." He came to find this through the Holy Spirit. He developed a testimony outside of the miracles he had seen Christ carry out. No matter what you see, no matter what other people say or do. The only thing that matters is what the Spirit of God confirms and teaches you. That is why in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints we invite all to pray to Heavenly Father, to go to Him with all of your questions, because He is the source of all truth and light. Others will say go to the Bible, but I would say, study the Bible and confirm the truths you find with God through prayer.

@@monocuco818 That is completely backwards. We don't confirm what we read in scripture through prayer, we test the spirits and what we believe the spirit is telling us by reading scripture! Our hearts are deceitful! We can have a feeling after praying that may be of God, may not be, the way we know is by testing it with God's word! His word is the truth! That has to be our standard for truth always! Yes we should always be in prayer and asking for truth but we need to trust the Word of God for our truth! We interpret scripture through scripture not simply through prayer or our feelings about it.

@@claireashley427 You have good points but overall are wrong. How can you test your interpretation of the Bible with the Bible? there has to be some overarching authority that teaches you the true meaning of the scriptures, and that overarching authority is God. Go ahead, test the spirits and scriptures this is good. But these things must be confirmed from God or you will make mistakes. Satan may be able to transform unto an angel of light, but he will still teach you things contrary to the gospel of Christ, which means he cannot be the source of light, truth and anything good. He can't cause your bosom to burn and for you to feel real happiness. Read the scriptures, the Bible and the Book of Mormon. Test those things that you read, and confirm them with God. If you don't think you can confirm those things with God, you don't know the Bible, and you don't know who your Father in Heaven is.

@@monocuco818 Absolutely he will teach you things contrary to the gospel! That's exactly my point! The book of mormon contradicts the Bible which is the word of God. I understand that you pray and feel a burning in your bosom and that you feel happiness and attribute that to the Holy Spirit, but when it comes down to it, our hearts and feeling are deceitful. The word of God isn't! As you said, satan himself can appear as an angel of light, he is all about deception! How do you know that the burning you feel isn't a false feeling? We can't trust our feelings! We can only trust the word of God. And if the Holy Spirit indeed speaks to us it WILL be confirmed by the word of God otherwise it isn't true! We should seek truth always correct? Wouldn't you want to know if you were following a false Christ? A Christ who can't save? I speak only out of sincere love for you and for anyone following a false gospel. And yes, the way we interpret scripture with scripture is by matching up passages and putting them against eachother. If Paul says one thing that sounds like it means something in particular but later completely contradicts himself, that first thing he said obviously didn't mean what we thought it did. So we absolutely do need to interpret scripture in light of other scriptures. That is very important, and understanding the true context of the passage as well! Things can be taken out of contexted or proof texted but if it contradicts something else in scripture it is clearly not being understood properly. Does that make sense? My concern is that the Mormon church contradicts scripture in very important aspects. Not things that don't matter or that we just won't know until we get to Heaven, but things we can plainly know by reading the word of God! Again I mean no Ill will towards you and wouldn't take the time out of my day to comment these things if I didn't truly believe that by doing so I am speaking the truth and leading you to the word of God which is truth.

Thank you for being here!!

Well if read the bible you won't read the BOM

Jesus is the Christ, yes, but he is also God, the one and only God, God the son, one of three personages of the trinity of God, God the father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. The beliefs of mormon contradict scripture. How do you reconcile that? The bible doesnt teach a plurality of God's, it also does not teach that Jesus was created but that he created ALL.

@@claireashley427 LDS does teach that Jesus was the Old Testament Jehovah who created the Earth. We do not teach that Jesus was a created being, so I thinking you are confusing someting.

@Timothy Coll I believe you confusing things. In LDS Doctrine we do indeed believe that there are three members in the Godhead, God the Eternal Father mostly common called Elohim in the Old Testament, Jesus Christ, known as Jehovah in the Old Testament, and the Holy Spirit for whom we do not have a revealed name. We do believe that Jesus was born into mortality, and is the literal begotten Son of God, but that He existed as a Spirit member of the Godhead before his birth, much as the Holy Ghost is now. So while we believe He was born of Mary, that does not make Him a created being in the way that doctrine has been explained to me.

@Timothy Coll Well if I haven't been indoctrinated after being a member for fifty years, serving a mission, attending the temple regularly for most it, it isn't going to happen now. The official missionary discussion version of the Godhead as taught by the LDS Church, is yes three individual members of the Godhead. Three people, two of which currently have bodies, one which does not. Jesus was the spirit known as Jehovah, when He did not have a body, but gained one after being born to Mary. The Hebrew word used in Genesis is Elohim. Now most Christians seem to think Elohim and Jehovah are two different names for God. In LDS theology Elohim is God the Eternal Father, whom we believe has a perfect body, and Jehovah is the pre-mortal Jesus Christ. English Bibles are funny as they often do not make it clear which Hebrew word for God is being used. Mostly LORD all caps is for Jehovah, but not all translators are clear on the issue.

John. God is a Spirit, according to most of Christianity...yet they refer to this spirit god as "HE".

Candersson. You are free to prove it if you want. I was a devout Mormon for 50+ years. I think I know a thing or two about the LDS take on God. Joseph Smith SAW GOD (allegedly), and he said not one word about the beings he saw (God and Jesus) as being spirits or A spirit. All Joseph said he saw were beings of "flesh and bone". Do I need to prove it to you? If God is the Creator, he can choose to "appear" as anything he chooses, be it a spirit, a dove, a burning bush or a talking donkey. Satan appeared to Eve as a talking snake. If Satan can do that, why is it unreasonable to assume that God can appear as anything he chooses?

Keto. I'd be willing to bet that there are many more Muslims who will claim that "spirits" confirmed for them, the truth of the Koran, than there are Mormons making similar claims. I know Catholics that claim The Virgin Mary confirmed for them the Bible is God's word and that the Pope is God's mouthpiece on Earth. Their claims are just as invalid as yours. But, hey! I'm happy that YOU'RE happy! I'm happier than I've ever been and I quit being LDS 20 years ago, and life just get's better and better.

Keto. As long as Mormonism keeps you from molesting me and my family, I'm happy for you!

Candersson. Well...?? Never mind. Your silence is my answer...

Same 😭😭😭😭😭

Go have one

First read the CES letter

@@Cyber_Cowboy Then read the debunked article about it.

@@EMRAE_8 link for the debunk article?

Is faith about finding what you like best or about searching for truth?

@@jonathanettinger6970 Basic to your reply is the conviction that the LDS has a lock on the truth. Rather than get into a pointless argument about that, I would simply point out that the vast majority of the world’s 2.4 billion Christians believe that their denomination is true. If you think people go to other churches simply because of personal preference you should sit down with someone from an evangelical or Pentecostal church and listen to their stories. My point is that one can hold to one’s own convictions without disparaging those of others. I would suggest you read “The Cross and the Switchblade” by David Wilkerson to see how powerfully and truly God is working in the Assemblies of God. (Interestingly, Elder Holland is good friends with their General President.)

@@davidstout6051 When you say "lock on truth", what do you mean? I'd certainly hope that people believe the church they attend is the correct, true church, otherwise they're setting aside truth in favor of something else. Yes, the position of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is that we are the true church, the church of actual authority and direction from God, but that's not the same as thinking "we have all the truth, no one else has any". In fact, 1. We definitely DON'T have all of the truth. At the least, there is much truth God has yet to reveal. 2. It would be patently absurd to say no one else has *any* truth. But that word, truth, has been contorted beyond imagination. If you believe something is the truth, it's your belief, but that doesn't mean it actually IS truth. Likewise, there is much truth of our existence which none but God know. So, when I say "searching for truth", the truth you seek should 1. Claim to be true. and 2. Be able to back up that claim, or at least make an argument for it. A person attending denomination X may wholeheartedly believe that the doctrines they follow there are the truth, but if that church itself doesn't claim to BE the true church, doesn't claim to have authority to speak for God, then we're left with sincere people putting time and trust into an organization of its own making. I've heard the arguments. I know what Rome claims. I know what the Orthodox claim. I have yet to see many others claim much at all beyond "we're all Christians, the people are the church, just believe these specific things", etc. That said, no, we shouldn't disparage others or their beliefs. Christ wouldn't. But what seems disparaging to you may not be so to me. If we're going to discuss a given topic, then we examine the claims of it, all the parts which make it, and this may include dismissing another's beliefs in the course of refuting their claims. When speaking from personal experience, one is free to point out their previous beliefs, beliefs still held by others, and to address issues of why one no longer believes them. If I used to believe X but don't anymore and I think X makes no sense, I'm going to say X makes no sense and explain my position. A discussion of truth absolutely CANNOT be a place to say all views are equally valid when, by definition, they aren't. Anything more is simply a matter of one's own personality and how they go about things and why. We don't need lengthy tirades tearing into each other, but we shouldn't pull punches just to make sure everyone feels validated either.

Drummer Dog Talk about your beliefs and verify them with the teachings of the prophets and apostles. You will begin to see the validation for yourself just as Kwaku shared in his conversion. How do you expect these things to be manifested to you? On a silver platter? It doesn’t work that way. Be patient and sincere and willing to consider what you currently are not willing to consider. Avoid any doctrine that tries to keep you from considering what you have never before considered. It is the doctrine of Satan to shut things up or to reject unfamiliar concepts.

@@berkeyfamily9828 I mean, I'm always open to believing whatever if there's enough evidence. However, if God wanted me to believe in him why not just come and hang with me? Or if he can't do that do anything that can't be done naturally that I can observe. Last time someone tried to convert me they just got mad that "I wasn't listening" when instead I was just unconvinced. :/

Drummer Dog Have you considered the scriptures? The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob covenanted with Abraham that through his posterity along Jacob’s (his grandson’s) children all the generations of the Earth would be blessed. God’s plan is for his covenant people through this line to represent him and be the means of the people of this Earth to learn of the plan God has for mankind. Is your question about why God does not “hang” with you addressed? I can’t tell you why God chose to have a covenant people to represent him, but I can think of many reasons. Starting with the fact that God is a god of order. His order is established through having a covenant people. Does this help you?

@@berkeyfamily9828 not really. I'm not sure I understand all the words you used to be honest, but I think God is bad at trying to convince people. If I had the chance to govern over a people however I wanted, I wouldn't convince them I existed the same way many fake gods did. Not only that, I wouldn't want anyone to worship me. I can't think of anyone who wants to be worshipped (aside from in certain... kinkier ways).

Drummer Dog Ok I’ll try to make it simpler. Do you believe in the scriptures, or would you if you could?

All things have their purpose. Things and our experiences are always diff but often meant for us to grow and learn :)

yes we should. there could be many reasons why others feel their Church is True. Doesn't mean that the LDS one isn't. for example throughout history there have been many good people that aren't mormon, God uses everyone he can, not just mormons.

Good question. I have wonder that myself. I certainly think you should take evidence into consideration when making a decision about which church you should join.

Read about the glories of Heaven.

Fay Kaelin John 3--5.......tells how to get into the Kingdom Of God.....many people lived and died without even hearing Jesus Christ! The true church will teach salvation for these people......1st Corinthians 15--29.....this church will fill the earth....

What were/are your questions? I would be happy to answer them without judgement.

I’ve never had anyone in the church tell me my questions or concerns weren’t important. Even when I stopped having a belief that there even was a god for a short time. Sorry you went through that, but it’s not the norm. Although I did start to think people thought I was dumb for not believing in God… which could have come from my whole attitude changing negatively for that time. Welp, I hope all is all with you.

@@dcarts5616 I never question about God, never stopped believing in him. It was Joseph Smith I questioned.

PLEASE LEAVE THIS CULT. Mormon beliefs contradict The Bible. Read The Bible THE ONLY TRUE WORD OF GOD.

A M What definition of Cult are you using to claim the church is a cult?

@Timothy Coll Well that is unfortunate. Where do they live if I might ask? I personally have found many of the faults attributed to the LDS Church are actually the reflection of certain regional cultures.

@Timothy Coll Well, except for my time in the MTC, I've never been to Utah. I have heard stories about how weird the cultural is there. Remember, the majority of LDS members live outside the US, and a majority of those who do live in the US live outside of Utah. So the LDS in Utah are a minority of the whole Church. I have never heard of anyone shunning ex-members outside of Utah. Indeed Utah transplants often remark on how friendly and open the ward is when they move here, and that has been true of every ward I have ever belonged to. My sister, who is an academic sociologist, thinks that a recently published study on regional cultural differences helps explain. Utah, as a regional culture independent of LDS membership has been identified as having a strong persecution complex. Institutionally the culture seems be that of being targeted for being different. This becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy as many Utahians only seem to truly trust close family, and take separations within that family as a close attack. This is not limited to religious affiliation either, there has been research on the effect of changing political parties from that of one's parents, and Utah is the state wherein families are most likely to shun the dissenting member. Practically every family in my ward is either part member or has someone who has left. Makes no difference to how anyone gets treated. We have even had non-members give opening and closing prayers at relatives baptisms, which some Utah transplants were sure was against "the rules". It isn't. Just like white shirts isn't a real thing. It is apparently an Utah culture issue. I really do not understand why you think the LDS Church would care enough to issue a death threat, that sounds a little conspiracy theory to me.

@Bon Jovi Well almost all regions have their own quirks and peculiarities.

@Timothy Coll Well, I think this is where I need to bid you good day. Rational discussion is one thing, ad hominin attacks are another.