honestly, the fact that johnny's video didn't even go into the *really* problematic elements of the mormon church and it still gets this reaction is actually hilarious

"He was not a treasure digger!" "He only did about 12 treasure digs." What?

@orene3241

10 ай бұрын

"How dare you call John Wilkes Booth an assassin! He only assassinated, like, one person!"

@Iamthatis137

3 ай бұрын

I’m not gay. I’ve only told people I was gay and had openly gay relations with like 12 guys. (Not the same but the logic is 😅)

@brendakauffman2222

Ай бұрын

Joseph Smith was into divination, which the Bible says is wrong & most definitely not "christian" when the seer stone was gotten from a witch. I mean In scripture it says when you go into the world not to take on the practices & "abominations" Plus, one isn't to add to scripture or take away from it, and the book of Mormon goes against actual scripture. Then free masons actually worship lucifer and has occult practices, so god isn't going to weave those practices into a "true church." On Devination: "Deu 18:9 When thou art come into the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee, thou shalt not learn to do after the abominations of those nations. Deu 18:10 There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, Deu 18:11 Or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer. Deu 18:12 For all that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD: and because of these abominations the LORD thy God doth drive them out from before thee. Deu 18:13 Thou shalt be perfect with the LORD thy God. " I mean Joseph gets a seer stone from a witch( which God told his people not to consult), and he searches unsuccessfully for hidden treasure, and then he uses the same stone to interpret the gold plates that no one but him saw. That isn't a credible person and God isn't going to go against scripture and now say this stuff is fine. Lev 19:31 Regard not them that have familiar spirits, neither seek after wizards, to be defiled by them: I am the LORD your God. Isa 8:19 And when they shall say unto you, Seek unto them that have familiar spirits, and unto wizards that peep, and that mutter: should not a people seek unto their God? for the living to the dead? The key is God doesn't change and he also said not to add anything to scripture: Mal 3:6 For I am the LORD, I change not; Num 23:19 God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: hath he said, and shall he not do it? or hath he spoken, and shall he not make it good? Heb 13:8 Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. Jesus was always God, he didn't come to earth to work his way to godhood: Joh 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. Joh 1:2 The same was in the beginning with God. Joh 1:3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. Joh 1:4 In him was life; and the life was the light of men. Don't add to or take away from scripture: Deu 4:2 Ye shall not add unto the word which I command you, neither shall ye diminish ought from it, that ye may keep the commandments of the LORD your God which I command you. Rev 22:18 For I testify unto every man that hears the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book: Rev 22:19 And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.

Yes please do a deep dive about the witnesses to the book of Mormon Big fan of videos like these! Mormon apologists need to have someone who follows up!!

Johnny's video was a good start but it was so tame, almost like he didn't want to admit what the corporation did. So excited for this as I'm sure you're gonna tear a new one into the corporation's history.

@foxibot

10 ай бұрын

That’s a good way to describe them and accurate to say “the corporation” that has kept billions of dollars they got from their Mormon congregations and devotees tax free! I was stunned on reading the Mormon involvement in that movie sound of freedom. Lyn Packer really did a fantastic expose on the crazy Mormon connection that has accrued millions from donations and not one dime has gone to helping trafficking victims. Last I checked the number was around 46 million and that guy the movie was about stepped down from his own organization. Plus I nearly died at the audacity of them, when I saw this crazy painting with Harriet Tubman in it on the sidelines (since he named his organization the Underground Railroad) with the Mormons being made the hero’s, in the painting. That didn’t go over well in the black community. And I can understand why. It’s almost funny at their naïveté that makes them think that it would.

@FatTracksMusic

10 ай бұрын

I've been thinking a lot about why he would have made it so tame... my thought is that it must be due to an effort to get TBMs to watch the whole thing without thought-stopping and to actually get them to start investigating more

@chaotickreg7024

10 ай бұрын

Johny Harris is like a low calorie beer. It's a good start, but you're really only getting a small and carefully selected taste.

@bluester7177

10 ай бұрын

This is just how he does everything, all of his videos are like that, he does not go deep into any subject and he does not go into the unconfortable things, it's an introduction and people should really take his content with a grain of salt, it's well edited but always incomplete and sometimes it is propaganda.

@jimenat357

4 ай бұрын

He probably knows there are a lot of resources, like this channel, that go further into depth because talking about the mormon church and being exmormons is their focus, while his chanel is much more varied in topics which is why nothing is so deep in his videos

Carah, we need more of the radio voice! Let's all appreciate how hard it is to look into a camera and talk as if somebody is sitting there listening. It's harder than it looks to act right. Good job.

His version is like baby food compared to yours. Softening the shock factor to avoid triggering the "moral panic response". Deprogramming almost works like non-newtonian fluid. More force, more resistance. Hopefully people find their way to your message, sooner than later.

@Ken_Pinkston

10 ай бұрын

"Deprogramming almost works like non-Newtonian fluid. More force, more resistance." That is brilliant.

@carriebee5418

10 ай бұрын

just here in admiration

@bluester7177

10 ай бұрын

That's literally all his content, it's always baby food.

The “Tolerate It” lyrics got me 😂😂😂😂😂 hey there fellow swiftie ☺️

Cordon refers to the unsavory facts like Joseph Smith having the printing press destroyed in quotation marks. “These ‘facts’!” It’s like when Homer says to Marge, “Sure, it always sounds bad, when you *remember* it!”

I love the car analogy. It's like being given a beautiful car for free. Analyzing the details is like focusing on the health and condition of the engine, but ignoring the beauty of the "gift". Thanks!

@nomadicam

10 ай бұрын

But it's more like getting a car for 10% of your income for the rest of your life...

@jimcowens

7 күн бұрын

and the car leads you to destruction, too

hey just wanted to tell u that your content its really good, good lighting, no fillers, natural speech, you do great!

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! I've been toying with my process for months. That's exactly the comment I love to hear!

It seemed to me that he was telling it in a way that would be as respectful as possible to tbm's while still hinting towards the lds corporations dirty laundry. I think his purpose was not to embarrass his still believing friends and family by unloading all of the crazy, unhealthy, and abusive beliefs and behaviors.

Super power of storytelling sounds so much better than great liar.

Yo Carah. So nice to see you at your launch party. You are kicking ass!

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

Good to meet you too!! Thanks for coming out!

Hi y'all! Greetings from a NeverMo in Jacksonville, FL❤

Carah, you're awesome! Johnny's video was fairly tame, but I appreciated that because I think that makes it more likely that TBMs will watch it, which is a great thing especially given his large audience. It's also very much his style to take very complex situations that need hours to dive deep into and doing a good job at presenting it in a short format. I'm sure the TBMs feel uncomfy while watching it, but because it's more tame, hopefully they can take something memorable away from it. Those apologist TBM reactions were so cringe; thanks for taking one for the team to watch them all for us to share. wishful thinking, but it would be amazing if one day we could get a long Netflix documentary with people like you, vogel, johnny harris, etc

@brendakauffman2222

Ай бұрын

I agree, he kept it tame, to help encourage people to explore the history and to question theology. I think a few comments on the history would have been helpful.

I liked Johnnys video. I think he watered down the true history because his intended audience was never Mormons. I Laughed when I watched Mid night Morons comments on Johnny’s video.

How can Cardon, or however the hell you spell his name, say that that the treasure digging is “heavily debunked”?!?! He doesn’t even offer evidence for it being debunked. He’s just straight up lying.

Yes!!! So excited this dropped, thank you for all the time and research you put into this.

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

And oh so much more to come! Thanks!

I consider myself lucky. My parents were both converts and I was raised in the church from age 6 to just about 13. And then the unthinkable happened. My parents divorced, something seriously frowned upon in the church. My mother then went back to her East Texas Pentecostal roots. The sedate, emotionally vacant Mormon Sunday morning service gave way to an angry God who screamed and yelled and wanted to toss me into a lake fire if I so much as THOUGHT something he didn’t like. This strange dichotomy helped me to keep organized religion and spiritual separated in my young mind. For me, one is about communing with and trying understand our place purpose in the universe. This is something a church is not needed for. While the other, in the end, is really only about controlling people.

I'm sorry, I got hung up on the gift box example... I like using the analogy that an apologists use. Let's develop this analogy all the way through. If an acquaintance gives me a nice gift box that he says contains, let's say a 20 carat diamond, then I should be very gracious and not "ignore the wonder" of this gift. I'm sure most of us would be very gracious and all. But if I happen to notice that there is a scuff on the outside of this box, and maybe the paper is peeling on the other side, then I might start to have doubts about the contents of this box. Surely an amazing gift of this nature would only come in a very high-quality box that would be well taken care of. So then I think about the origins... Well, the guy who gave it to me, I know has never had a great paying job and barely puts food on his table. So yes, it's not so crazy to think someone would ignore the "wonder of the gift" if you analyze the box, and maybe question the origins of it. I would absolutely draw the conclusion it's not a real diamond. But I might also investigate the claim, look for papers validating it, take it to a professional gemologist, and find out where it came from etc... If all that points to it being a cheap hunk of plastic, then yes, I would start drinking coffee and stop paying tithing... I mean "ignore the wonder of the gift itself". Rant over.

This is fantastic Carah. Loving the new channel content so much :)

Yeah, and I’m the queen of England! That Joseph Smith was Looney Tunes! Love your channel thanks for the info❤

Born and raised in church. I fell away in 2003. I came back in 2012. Now, I am 38 and its 2023 & questioning the BS of this church & wonder if I should ever go to any church again. Help. Love your Content! Keep it up!

@theprotagonist8755

10 ай бұрын

You know what's right. You don't need anyone to tell you anymore to know you should never go back to lds. Godspeed bro

Am I the only one who is disturbed by how sure they all are that Joseph Smith found, and translated, some gold plates into English from Reformed Egyptian? It's mind boggling to me how anyone could possibly believe that. They all honestly sound like a parodies of themselves, but they are completely sincere.

@bouji_

10 ай бұрын

@@Wes-ry2of There were no gold plates.

@bluester7177

10 ай бұрын

This is just as hard to believe as anything else in religious teachings, humans are prone to magival thinking, they believe because they were taught to believe and because it's not logical, it's faith.

@brendakauffman2222

Ай бұрын

Just read Rough Stone Rolling and No Man Knows my history. why the church knowing the history has hidden it and ex communicated those who tell the truth. Exactly, and Egyptian to not just English, but old King James English.

@brendakauffman2222

Ай бұрын

Exactly, and not just English, but old King James English.

Amazing analysis ! You literally throttled their episode

Love you! Keep being awesome and fighting the good fight!

You rock! Thanks for all your hard work.

These knuckle-heads are using the word "trope" incorrectly. "Treasure Digging" is not a trope because its NOT an English usage metaphor, simile, hyperbole, etc. Joseph Smith Jr was actually self employed (along with his family, and several of his troop) as an illegal money digger, or treasure digger. This is not a trope; rather, its a very real actual designation for a common type of 19th century conman. There is more than ample evidence for this fact. For mormon apologists to deny Joseph's treasure digging (or the fact that the golden plates come directly from that) are blatantly ignorant. To add insult to injury they have the brass balled audacity to compare Joseph's real treasure digging to anti-semitic tropes! These jokers are absurd. marcus

@hbendzulla8213

10 ай бұрын

Absurd is a kind word to depict the two lost souls.

@darlenelane9010

2 ай бұрын

Bingo! Conman is what he was exactly, along with being a sexual pretador. God would have never choose him to bring forth anything, especially God's church. My gosh.....why can't the whole world see this?

I stumbled across your channel probably a month ago. Not a ton of LDS in my area, but I always had the question about JS, and the beliefs. I’ve learned so much from watching your content. I think it resonated lots of people who are questioning and search for their own views coming from whatever faith they are in.

as far as i know, this is only the first part of a series. maybe the future parts will go in even further. i’m a never mormon but i watch a lot of exmo content so i’m excited for either of you to make more videos like this lol :)

@clarasundqvist6013

10 ай бұрын

question from someone who's entirely new to the whole mormonism thing (raised in a very secular country), what does never mormon mean? i've seen it thrown around and i think i have a pretty good idea of what it means, but i don't have a definitive answer

@MM-jf1me

10 ай бұрын

​@@clarasundqvist6013 You've probably already figured it out. 😃 "Never Mormon" refers to someone who has never been a member of a Mormon faith* -- it started out with people typing "I've never been Mormon" or "I've never been a member of a Mormon religious group" etc usually at the beginning of a comment, e.g., "I've never been Mormon, but I think XYZ about this topic." Over time the phrase was shortened to "Never Mormon" like, "Never Mormon, but I think XYZ about this topic," or "Never Mormon here. I think XYZ about this topic." Now it's become a term in its own right with content creators like Carah specifically referring to "Never Mormons" as a group or people referring to themselves as "a Never Mormon." Some people who leave the faith call themselves "ex-Mormons" which is sometimes shortened to "exmo" or "exmos" to be a bit cheeky. I've seen some people use "nevermo" to refer to never Mormons, but that's very rare -- just thought I'd mention it in case you ever came across it. *Mormon faith groups -- Joseph Smith Jr's religious movement has many spinoff groups. To refer to all of these religious groups as a whole one could say they're all part of the "Restorationist movement" or they are "Restorationist churches" or they are part of the "Restoration" since Joseph Smith Jr. taught that his church was a restoration of how the early church was. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the group with the most members and so many people think of them first when they think of "Mormons" -- however, as of 2018 that group's prophet said to stop referring to their members as "Mormons" or "LDS" or to their religion as "Mormonism" and since then members of the group have equated being called Mormon to being called a slur. I mention this to you as members of this particular church will take offense at the term "Mormon" whereas members of other groups still proudly call themselves Mormons. You may know all this already, but thought I'd mention it just in case you didn't.

@clarasundqvist6013

10 ай бұрын

@@MM-jf1me Thank you so much for this! I knew there were some different Mormon groups, like FLDS, but didn’t know there were others. Do we know why the LDS church doesn’t want to be referred to as Mormons anymore?

@MM-jf1me

10 ай бұрын

@@clarasundqvist6013 The current prophet for decades has strongly felt that it is demeaning and incorrect as one of their scriptures specifically says that their church shall be "called" [long name]. When he became prophet he had the might of the organization behind him to enforce the change he wanted to see so he did. Incidentally, this change is one of the things that caused Carah to begin questioning the church -- in another video she mentions how she had been working on the HUGE media campaign to normalize Mormonism centered around the statement "I am Mormon" and depicting people from many different backgrounds to dispel anti-Mormon stereotypes and promote a positive view of the Church among the general population. (I remember "I am Mormon" billboards in my hometown from this time....) They spent millions of dollars and then literally the next year (or two years later?) made this huge switch and Mormon became a dirty word. Some people agree with the prophet that this was a needed change and that's OK, but it's interesting that the former prophets that were very familiar with his anti-the-designation-Mormon viewpoint literally changed nothing in the church when they could've had they thought this was a directive from God.

I love your new mature heady discussion and setup.. So so so much improved.

@nuancehoe Excellent format - stick with it!

I'm so sorry but I heard literally the first part where he compared criticism of Joseph Smith to antisemitism that killed millions of my people and I don't think I can make it through this video anymore 😂

Hi Carah, first I want to say I enjoy your wit and comedy!👍 I’m a Nevermo, although I grew up in a Southern Baptist church and have since deconstructed from those beliefs. After all the different channels I have watched, Mythvision, Gnostic Informant, Cults to Conciousness, Exmo Lex, and on and on, it is amazing to me the amount of mental gymnastics apologists and believers go through to preserve their beliefs and ideas. Make me laugh, sister!

I just spoke to my mormon friend (I've never been mormon but we have been friends since high school) and she just informed me, LIKE IT WAS NORMAL, that there is a gay man in her ward that married a straight woman (apparently she knows he is gay), they have kids now and attend church like it's all okay. There just aren't words for how bad I feel for every single person in that dysfunctional family...can you imagine?! Those poor kids!

This dude heard treasure and went "that's antisemetic" wth

What's wrong with Mormonism is that the earthly leadership overruled God by sending out their edicts from Salt Lake, City out to the world. I remember one edict sent out by someone disgruntled with the Coke-a-Cola company, so he decided to forbid Mormon's to drink any coke. Quite childish I would say. The Church leadership sent out a notice that the fellow didn't have the authority to do that.

You killin it

Billy! didn’t do the spell right! i was driving while listening and i busted out in laughter

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

BILLLLLLY.

I love your take on this

"tropes". you keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

Loving you guurl. (please reply when you see this comment cause I’m curious if or how often you check these)

I love your channel and message. As a survivor of Mormonism, I sincerely appreciate you.

More videos like this please Carah!

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@breanna5763

10 ай бұрын

Small typo: this says detectable instead of deductible

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

@@breanna5763 D'oh. Thhhhhanks.

My parents had similar bookends you have. One was Joseph, the other Brigham. As a kid, I thought they were a bit creepy. Kind of ironic. I’m looking forward to part 2. Thx.

Fellow apostate, but I didn't realize this was also an ASMR podcast :p (You have a great voice!)

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

My friend Kyle told me the clock ticking sound I made was delightful too. Thanks.

@harroldhenderson

10 ай бұрын

LOL! That explains why I fell asleep a couple times! Thanks Carah! Excellent Show!

1:20:42 “FEAR FACTORY” ad immediately right at this time and it made me laugh haha

Hearing and reading about the witnesses are why i never believed the church was true. The more i learn the more i love my 4year old self.

God’s prophet boys….🤣😂. Sooooo….pretty sure Johnnys subject matter touched a real nerve in this host of Ward Radio….imo he’s an angry buffoon seeking approval..uh em… but “that’s just meeeeeee”… or “who am I?”…or “what do I know?”… or “yeah, whatever”. LOVE YOU SISTER GIRL! SO MUCH! NEVER STOP! (PS. I’ve become a member of your podcast/show as I find it comforts me more than being a member of “you know what”!!) ✌🏼❤️ 🎶

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

Hells yeah! Thanks!

Lol, and I got a KZread ad from the LDS church before this video hahaha

Much love Carah!

"The most Mormon-y Mormon that ever Mormed." 😂

Carah, I'm curious. "... you can then find buried bouillon or whatever..." Is that monomer intentional? Hilarious! Love your videos!

If you could somehow combine your talking with Brother Jake-type graphics you would have a big hit with this podcast.

TOLERATE IT the swiftie in me is so happy

@CarahBurrell

10 ай бұрын

I see you 💕

Not really religious but I love watching these Mormon/Scientology vids from all their ex-members/detractors it's very entertaining. Keep it up!👍

@travezripley

10 ай бұрын

Same, it’s very entertaining. I love seeing our human family realizing they have been lied to, so that they are bought and sold like cattle.

Omg, I love the spunk! You make me smile 😊

Johnny was soooooo kind to the mormon church. He got the truth across but was very respectful. They just don't like objective history

Hi Carah. You know what I'd ❤️ to see???? You and Bryce Blankenagel on this subject. Both have such dynamite delivery styles. Just an idea for the future.

@beastshawnee

10 ай бұрын

absolutely! That’ll be fantastic if it can happen.

Absolutely not to cast aspersions but Johnny Harris has been called out by several other commentary / journalist KZreadrs about issues with his accuracy and propagandist leanings. I would be extremely careful before labeling him a journalist. Also, I wouldn't trust anyone with a betterhelp sponsorship as far as I could throw them :| Regardless, and as always, great work Carah!!

I have a feeling I'm gonna like your input on this one. I'll edit AFTER I watch!

The notion that ‘they had nothing to gain by lying’ is a completely glossed over problem. We don’t know what they were promised by Joseph to perpetuate the narrative.

This ep is all the vibes 🎉

Poor Billy. He kept mixing up the words. "Body of thy son" and "blood of thy son" aren't that different. He'll have to say the spell again in silent public shame until he gets it right. Goddammit Billy, you're holding everybody up!

How hard is it just to be honest with oneself about facts? Ridiculous how these apologists gaslight themselves and each other.

I just feel so sorry for those apologists. Their lives and work is all a lie.

Great video.

Religious people who think their religious text is a credible historical document equal to actual evidence in a debate just blow my mind.

"... Mountain Dew and the porn filter my wife puts on my computer....." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥

I believe the main claim behind the Book of Mormon being needed is that it was written because the original word of God was corrupted? And it is difficult to argue against the golden plates in an effective way given a fallback on the evidence they claim. My biggest counter would be that we have found ancient manuscripts and all of them back the modern Christian Bible and not the Book of Mormon. Given that they believe the corruption occured after those manuscripts were created, it's an indefensible position for them.

I love that they trot out ppl who claim to have been ex mormon but come back. The more I study the more it screams cult. Especially General Conference.

Volume is really low.

I noticed the guy who’s the actual historian says almost nothing?

Of course it’s always the ones that are hyper religious telling you what to do, while his son exposes himself on campus. We had a serial rapist guy who raped college students while he himself was a football player involved with religious groups on campus, later became a baptist minister, who continued to rape in our city and state without getting caught, moved to Texas where he terrorized their state until they caught him. I knew the girl he married, she was such a sweet, kind, very pretty girl, I am sure she was devastated since she had small kids with him. He ruined her and the kids lives too. He was 28 I think and probably had been raping since his early early teens. His father was very esteemed by the congregation, I even heard their minster address him in a sermon which was highly unusual. He used to cry and talk to his victims after terrorizing them, I guess in his crazy mind he thought they would forgive him.

Why did they change there name to WARD Radio?

😅loved it

David Snell is super intelligent, just can’t face the problems so he concentrates on things that don’t matter

It’s the PBR and the Bud Light at the same time for me 😂😂😂😂😂

Only part of the truth will not inspire nor uplift. In other words, "You can't handle the truth!"

You could harness the power of this guy spinning himself in circles to drill a train tunnel

Oh my gosh. Cardon drives me nuts. Also, does Kwaku seem a little bit nicer?

I know a lot of somebody's (Mormon's) that go to Church every Sunday and know much less than myself concerning ecclesiastical matters. That's what happens when you take as holy matters things tossed out the door into the world that's nothing more than rubbish.

I just finished reading the CES letter and the rebuttals among other things like scriptures, gospel topic essays, joseph smith papers etc.. I feel like I'm still holding on idk I kind of want to see what happens if I get a new patriarchal blessing and see if it's all bs. Honestly, I think I'm just sad that I've realized something I didn't want to believe and this is like a hopeless hail mary to be back to full-believer.

"......walls and sweat dripping from balls...." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Looking forward to weekly Kara videos.

I love the way he say “he’s a teenager or maybe early 20s” regarding Joseph & the treasure digging. As though, oh well he was just super young & like you can’t really hold someone responsible at that age. Bitch please, a very short time later Joseph was marrying chics younger than he was then. Oh but there was no sex right. On some level that sort of makes it worse & I know from our perspective we’re thinking, assault & gross old men, all true. Think about it from that culture though. Having babies was the most important thing for a woman & her only job, not just for Mormons but Christians in general. If he wasn’t having sex with them he was basically depriving them of their one true purpose, again I know this sounds crazy to us but I’ve listened to a lot of FLDS girls & they believe very similar to what these girls from the 1800’s would’ve thought.

You're so funny! Thank you for the podcast!

when mitt romney ran for president in 2011, the press never got into how freakin insane mormonism is. press didn't wanna seem like it was not being pc.

@auggiedoggiesmommy1734

10 ай бұрын

Everyone in my 99% Mormon neighborhood said Mitt was the fulfillment of the White Horse Prophecy that apparently said something along the lines of a member of the church fulfilling the prophecy would come and save the U.S. Constitution that is “hanging by a thread.” And when I say everyone, I mean everyone and they were 100% certain that Mitt was going to win because Barrack Obama had caused the Constitution to be …. “hanging by a thread.” (I am not and never have been LDS).

@actual_nonsense

10 ай бұрын

Someone elsewhere commented that it was nice listening to rMoney trying to sell a book of boring lies recently because at least he wasn't insane without acknowledging his sincerely held religious beliefs. SINCERELY HELD!

@kirielbranson4843

10 ай бұрын

No media is going to get into that. Everyone thinks other people's religion is an insane set of stories.

@cloudbuster77

10 ай бұрын

@@kirielbranson4843 yeah, but mormonism is an extra dollop of crazy. It says to christianity and judaism, "You think you're far out, hold my beer?"

@actual_nonsense

10 ай бұрын

And the funny thing is that everyone is totally right about that@@kirielbranson4843

i swear it better be spelled bredleighn lmaaooooo

I think his videos are good he eases questioning members into the truth

*Experiences blow to testimony* "I think this context is misleading" He had nothing to say. Then he also doesn't explain why. He just said it. Then there are viewers that remember that and parrot it.

Carrah you are a godsend. Hang in there and your detractors will just hang themselves.

Is it just me or have the Mormons really been in the news lately, a little more than normal.

1:00 "grandma in a cybercafé" now there's a sentence I haven't heard in two decades. Sure they exist but only for teenagers on LAN parties.

Thanks!

@CarahBurrell

9 ай бұрын

🥳🥳

Carah, you know what you need on the channel? Sarcasm.😏

I love how the comment is like "claiming to have the "real story" is the first clue he is putting himself on a pedestal", pan camera over to Joseph Smith literally saying he has the one true (real) church of god. Cool cool cool no doubt no doubt....

Where is part two??

@CarahBurrell

7 ай бұрын

Ugh, got pushed to the back burner.

How does BReadLyN spell her name?