Mormon Truth Interviews!!

The Day of the Lamanites-Spencer W. Kimball Of the Council of the Twelve Apostles Conference Report October 1960, pp. 32-37 This talk was originally given in General Conference, in October, 1960 & is therefore considered OFFICIAL scripture! One of the most horrific, racist talks given in General Conference, in modern times. It's just sickening! This talk is read by a computer program, until I hopefully find the original audio someday. If anyone has it or knows where I can get it, please let me know!

This was a meeting held Saturday, June 11, 2016 in Lethbridge, Canada, with Mormon Apostle Russell M. Nelson. Here is a summary of Nelson's comments. Others also speak after he is done. This meeting also included seventies, a mission president, temple president, stake presidents & bishops. The question is, who in this room of Mormon leaders, betrayed Mr. Nelson, recording this private meeting & then posting it on the Internet, for the world to hear. Who can they trust these days? It's always great to hear what is talked about in private, that isn't meant for the rest of the members or world to hear. Thanks to whoever recorded this meeting! Enjoy! 0:00 - Russell Nelson 0:20 - 4 levels of church government plus mp and church pres 2:55 - stats 15,700,000 members of the church 3218 stakes 150 temples 4:00 Jacob 1:19 5:30 read standard works in 2 weeks. (1590 + 531 + 294 + 61 = 2472 pages 176 pages per day). Read standard works to find the purpose of God, Jesus, Satan, church, priesthood, leaders, members 9:40 calling a man and woman 10:20 Russell recalls a woman who wrote about her husband being called as hp group leader and blaming the bishop - "she didn't know where to put the blame" 11:00 who do we talk to before we ever place a call? We talk to momma. 14:20 what's satan’s purpose 16:40 people don't attack the prophet like they used to do they attack the Book of Mormon 17:40 Satan attacks right at the heart of the church which is the family. 18:10 tool of pornography. DC 38:13, 28 21:20 purpose of the church, starts with 1820 25:10 purpose of the priesthood 29:33 “not to pronounce a blessing or give a blessing to people who, in contrary to the will of the lord” on families DC 132:4 Helaman 10:8 thou shalt not ask that which is contrary to my will 32:30 what's the purpose of sending children to planet earth 35:00 anecdote about him being in a suit coat and others in a tattoo 40:30 End of Nelson (Elder Suarez edited out due to length) Beginning of Bassett 42:40 “Standards of the world” 56:23 End of platitudes about Proclamation & Sabbath/Bassett. Begin Nelson 57:13 End short remark of Nelson, Beginning of Evanson on self reliance & sacrifice 1:18:20 End of Evanson. Intermission. 1:19:10 (Edit) Evanson conducting, QA with Suarez, Testimonies of President Hardy, President Miles, Bassett, Suarez, Nelson 1:20:05 Intro of Suarez conducting QA 1:28:10 Growing gap between god’s standards and the world’s standards and the tension between the two. 1:35:50 “Vocal minority holding sway”. Any advice on not overstepping our bounds as church leaders but still holding onto values? 1:41:18 How do we help youth and pornography 1:50:42 RM’s and helping them 1:53:41 Advice for those suffering “same sex attraction” 2:00:41 Temple recommend questions on attending meetings 2:06:18 Good members walking away from the church. “Do you have any comments on that?” 2:11:50 End Q/A. (Testimony of Hardy, President Miles, Evanson, Bassett, Suarez edited out due to length) Beginning Russell Nelson 2:19:00 Lauding Joseph Smith “translating” 2:21:15 Projections of the church 2:29:30 Apostolic blessing(which means NOTHING!)

This show was originally broadcast By DOUG FABRIZIO on JUN 16, 2014. Tuesday, we're continuing our conversation on discipline and excommunication in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Doug's guest for the hour is Ally Isom, Senior Manager of Public Affairs with the LDS Church. Two high-profile, progressive Mormon activists have been called before their local leaders and are being threatened with excommunication. It's raised a lot of questions about what makes a faithful Mormon, the disciplinary process and what all this reveals about the modern LDS Church. Ally Isom has not been seen or heard from since this interview..not sure if she's still employed by LDS Inc or just relegated to the basement now, after she blew this interview..LOL! For further lies on this and other topics, visit LDS.org. Also visit Mormonessays.com for more of the truth regarding Mormonism & their horrific & atrocious history & doctrines.

This show was originally broadcast By DOUG FABRIZIO on JUN 15, 2014. Last week, two prominent voices in the progressive Mormon community were notified they face possible excommunication from the LDS Church. John Dehlin is creator of a popular podcast discussing Mormon issues and an advocate for LGBT rights. Kate Kelly is founder of Ordain Women, the group seeking access to the all-male priesthood. Monday, Doug sits down with each to talk about what excommunication would mean to them personally and the reaction they've been getting from their communities. John Dehlin, MormonStories.org Kate Kelly, OrdainWomen.org

This show was originally broadcast By DOUG FABRIZIO on JUN 16, 2014. Tuesday, we're continuing our conversation on discipline and excommunication in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Doug's guest for the hour is Ally Isom, Senior Manager of Public Affairs with the LDS Church. Two high-profile, progressive Mormon activists have been called before their local leaders and are being threatened with excommunication. It's raised a lot of questions about what makes a faithful Mormon, the disciplinary process and what all this reveals about the modern LDS Church. Ally Isom has not been seen or heard from since this interview..not sure if she's still employed by LDS Inc or just relegated to the basement now, after she blew this interview..LOL! For further lies on this and other topics, visit LDS.org. Also visit Mormonessays.com for more of the truth regarding Mormonism & their horrific & atrocious history & doctrines.

This show was originally broadcast By DOUG FABRIZIO on JUN 15, 2014. Last week, two prominent voices in the progressive Mormon community were notified they face possible excommunication from the LDS Church. John Dehlin is creator of a popular podcast discussing Mormon issues and an advocate for LGBT rights. Kate Kelly is founder of Ordain Women, the group seeking access to the all-male priesthood. Monday, Doug sits down with each to talk about what excommunication would mean to them personally and the reaction they've been getting from their communities. John Dehlin, MormonStories.org Kate Kelly, OrdainWomen.org

This is the Doug Fabrizio show from May 16, 2016: Joseph Smith claimed that God and Jesus appeared to him in 1820 to tell him all churches were wrong, which led him to found the Mormon faith. Late LDS President Gordon B. Hinckley once said the Church’s “whole strength rests on the validity of that vision.” Smith told multiple versions over the years though, and critics say discrepancies are proof he made it all up. Monday, we’re talking about the “First Vision,” the role it’s played in Church history and what it reveals about Mormonism today. Guests: John Turner is a historian of American religion who teaches at George Mason University in Virginia. He's the author of Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet [Indiebound|Amazon|Audible] and a new book The Mormon Jesus: A Biography [Indiebound|Amazon] Patrick Mason is the Howard W. Hunter Chair of Mormon Studies at Claremont Graduate University in California. Turner and Mason are co-authors of a forthcoming book called Out of Obscurity: Mormonism Since 1945

This is the Doug Fabrizio show from May 16, 2016: Joseph Smith claimed that God and Jesus appeared to him in 1820 to tell him all churches were wrong, which led him to found the Mormon faith. Late LDS President Gordon B. Hinckley once said the Church’s “whole strength rests on the validity of that vision.” Smith told multiple versions over the years though, and critics say discrepancies are proof he made it all up. Monday, we’re talking about the “First Vision,” the role it’s played in Church history and what it reveals about Mormonism today. Guests: John Turner is a historian of American religion who teaches at George Mason University in Virginia. He's the author of Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet [Indiebound|Amazon|Audible] and a new book The Mormon Jesus: A Biography [Indiebound|Amazon] Patrick Mason is the Howard W. Hunter Chair of Mormon Studies at Claremont Graduate University in California. Turner and Mason are co-authors of a forthcoming book called Out of Obscurity: Mormonism Since 1945

This is the Doug Fabrizio show from April 26, 2016: This month, The Salt Lake Tribune has been following the story of BYU students who say they’ve been punished under the school’s honor code because they reported sexual assaults. Some of the questions these women are facing have been experienced around the country: will they be believed, shamed or blamed for being a victim? Tuesday, we’re asking how LDS culture and theology of chastity complicates this, and if there are lessons from the Mormon experience that might help challenge assumptions about rape in America. Guests: Erin Alberty, Justice and Safety Reporter for The Salt Lake Tribune Andrea Radke-Moss is a historian at BYU Idaho and a contributor to the Mormon history blog Juvenile Instructor. She recently presented a paper in which she revealed one of the "founding mothers" of Mormonism, Eliza R. Snow, was a possible victim of rape during the Mormon-Missouri War of 1838. Cynthia Bailey Lee is a lecturer of Computer Science at Stanford University. She blogs for the Mormon focused By Common Consent. BYU News: President Worthen calls for study of Title IX reporting processes and structure

This is the Doug Fabrizio show from April 26, 2016: This month, The Salt Lake Tribune has been following the story of BYU students who say they’ve been punished under the school’s honor code because they reported sexual assaults. Some of the questions these women are facing have been experienced around the country: will they be believed, shamed or blamed for being a victim? Tuesday, we’re asking how LDS culture and theology of chastity complicates this, and if there are lessons from the Mormon experience that might help challenge assumptions about rape in America. Guests: Erin Alberty, Justice and Safety Reporter for The Salt Lake Tribune Andrea Radke-Moss is a historian at BYU Idaho and a contributor to the Mormon history blog Juvenile Instructor. She recently presented a paper in which she revealed one of the "founding mothers" of Mormonism, Eliza R. Snow, was a possible victim of rape during the Mormon-Missouri War of 1838. Cynthia Bailey Lee is a lecturer of Computer Science at Stanford University. She blogs for the Mormon focused By Common Consent. BYU News: President Worthen calls for study of Title IX reporting processes and structure

This is audio of Jeremy Runnells' kangaroo "court of love" with Stake President Mark Ivins(a disgrace of a man!). This was held in American Fork, Utah, on Sunday, April 17, 2016. Jeremy takes 20-25 minutes(of the 45 minutes they give him) to tell them the way it is, take control of the room and then hand them his letter of resignation, taking control of the situation and showing them who has the power and who the boss is. He essentially neutered them of their "Priesthood Power." Jeremy, at the end of the court: "I've done nothing wrong..this is a kangaroo court, I'm done with this court. President, I am excommunicating the LDS church, I am excommunicating you and I am excommunicating this kangaroo court from my life, goodbye!" It is an honor to post this audio and was truly a beautiful thing and this is probably the best and most important and powerful audio I've posted yet, as an EX-Mormon in the last 11 years. Thank you Jeremy for your amazing strength, courage and for inspiring us all..YOU ARE THE MAN!

This is audio of Jeremy Runnells' kangaroo "court of love" with Stake President Mark Ivins(a disgrace of a man!). This was held in American Fork, Utah, on Sunday, April 17, 2016. Jeremy takes 20-25 minutes(of the 45 minutes they give him) to tell them the way it is, take control of the room and then hand them his letter of resignation, taking control of the situation and showing them who has the power and who the boss is. He essentially neutered them of their "Priesthood Power." Jeremy, at the end of the court: "I've done nothing wrong..this is a kangaroo court, I'm done with this court. President, I am excommunicating the LDS church, I am excommunicating you and I am excommunicating this kangaroo court from my life, goodbye!" It is an honor to post this audio and was truly a beautiful thing and this is probably the best and most important and powerful audio I've posted yet, as an EX-Mormon in the last 11 years. Thank you Jeremy for your amazing strength, courage and for inspiring us all..YOU ARE THE MAN!

This is audio of Jeremy Runnells' court of hate, or Kangaroo court, in American Fork, Utah, on April 17, 2016, where he resigned before his Stake President, Mark Ivins and his 14 goons could excommunicate him. In other words, he took back and took away their power and excommunicated the church, as Jeremy said in his own words, after the court. He handled it perfectly. Aaron, Jeremy's ASL interpreter, was ejected from church hearing for Jeremy Runnells. Also, as stated in Aaron's video "Despite federal law which mandates people receive equal accommodations in all facilities, and despite the fact most meetinghouses and temples of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints makes its facilities open to those with wheelchairs and other disabilities, stake president Mark Ivins denied Jeremy Runnells' request to have an American Sign Language interpreter be present alongside him." Should we really be surprised? Mormon Inc. is a church of hate, stating that Apostates and gay couples are now worse than attempted murderers, rapists, sex abusers and spouse abusers..how sickening! That should be all that anyone needs to know about the Mormon/LDS church/cult! The hate just keeps on rolling at Mormon Inc! Who will they target & punish next? Jeremy is very well known for his "CES Letter", that has helped countless 10s of thousands or more. It can be found at CESLETTER.COM. Thank you for your amazing courage & strength Jeremy!

This is audio of Jeremy Runnells' court of hate, or Kangaroo court, in American Fork, Utah, on April 17, 2016, where he resigned before his Stake President, Mark Ivins and his 14 goons could excommunicate him. In other words, he took back and took away their power and excommunicated the church, as Jeremy said in his own words, after the court. He handled it perfectly. Aaron, Jeremy's ASL interpreter, was ejected from church hearing for Jeremy Runnells. Also, as stated in Aaron's video "Despite federal law which mandates people receive equal accommodations in all facilities, and despite the fact most meetinghouses and temples of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints makes its facilities open to those with wheelchairs and other disabilities, stake president Mark Ivins denied Jeremy Runnells' request to have an American Sign Language interpreter be present alongside him." Should we really be surprised? Mormon Inc. is a church of hate, stating that Apostates and gay couples are now worse than attempted murderers, rapists, sex abusers and spouse abusers..how sickening! That should be all that anyone needs to know about the Mormon/LDS church/cult! The hate just keeps on rolling at Mormon Inc! Who will they target & punish next? Jeremy is very well known for his "CES Letter", that has helped countless 10s of thousands or more. It can be found at CESLETTER.COM. Thank you for your amazing courage & strength Jeremy!

Mormon Apostle David A. Bednar: ‘We are not bigots’ because ‘there are no homosexual members of the church.’ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS/Mormon) Apostle and proud bigot/gay hater Elder David A. Bednar revealed to followers recently that there were “no homosexual members of the church.” During a Feb. 23 meeting, the member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles took a question from a church member in Chile who asked, “How can homosexual members of the church live and remain steadfast in the gospel?” “First, I want to change the question,” Bednar replied. “There are no homosexual members of the church. We are not defined by sexual attraction. We are not defined by sexual behavior. We are sons and daughters of God. And all of us have different challenges in the flesh.” For some people, Bednar said, physical challenges meant being “born with a body that is not fully functional.” “Simply being attracted to someone of the same gender is not a sin,” he explained. “There are many members of the church who may have some manifestation of that attraction. They honor their covenants, the keep the commandments, they are worthy, they can receive the blessings of the temple and they can serve in the church.” “It is when we act on the inclination or the attraction, that’s when it becomes a sin,” the elder continued. “We do not discriminate and we are not bigots. We extend Christ-like love to all sons and daughters of God.” Bednar’s sentiments resemble 2007 remarks by then-Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: “In Iran we don’t have homosexuals like in your country,” Ahmadinejad told a group at Columbia University, prompting laughter from the audience. “In Iran we do not have this phenomenon,” he continued. “I do not know who has told you we have it.” In November of 2015, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a new gay hate doctrine that same-sex couples would be considered apostates, and that their children would be denied baptism until at least 18 and only after they disavowed their parents' gay marriage, moved out of their house and then got special approval by the Mormon First Presidency, their highest governing body, which includes the Prophet. My sources are: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ4_wTGv8Ao https://www.rawstory.com/2016/02/mormon-leader-we-are-not-bigots-because-there-are-no-homosexual-members-of-the-church/comments/#disqus