LDS Thoughts & DOCTRINE

[Rev.Cambeul]

Mormonism: A Better Fraud
Nature's Eternal Religion - Book II, Chapter 13, Page 349
By Ben Klassen
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Mormonism: A Better Fraud
Nature's Eternal Religion - Book II, Chapter 13

Extract from NER: There are, nevertheless several important things that we can learn from Mormonism and this is why we are considering it along with the three other major religions. It gives us an answer to the question, namely, is it at all possible to start and propagate a new religion in modern times? The Mormon religion has answered that with an emphatic yes, since it was begun less than a century and a half ago. The other important lesson that we can learn from this relatively new religion is just what makes a religion spread, and what techniques can we use to spread and propagate our own new religion, Creativity.

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Without going into further details about the Book of Mormon, it is my considered opinion that the stories written therein are the meanderings of a somewhat over-stimulated and unbalanced mind, and do very little to shed light on, or divulge information about, anything. The fact that Joseph Smith gives a signed statement of testament by three witnesses and then further got more witnesses to sign and say that they also saw these plates of gold with engravings on it, does not, to my mind, sound very convincing. It reminds me of the story we have in another chapter in this book telling about the man who tried to pass off the $10,000 check stating over and over again that it was genuine, that it was good, and that he had so many witnesses to back him up. Nevertheless, it all came out of the same set of claims and is not any more genuine than the rest of it.

Be that as it may, this group of zealous fanatics did start a new religion, and in many ways, it at least was better than Christianity. Whereas Mormonism, too, somehow partially polarizes around Jesus Christ, and Moses, and the Jews, strangely, it too, has a watered-down version of the Sermon on the Mount. All I can therefore say of it is that it is a "better fraud," but not much better. ...

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[SARIAH]

Well, as I was personally invited to participate on this Forum, I shall continue on regardless 

[RalphViola]

This is going to be exciting.   

[Rev.Cambeul]

This is going to be exciting.

It would have been if Reverend Dr Hardcore Hardy or Brother Gibbs were not in prison at the moment. They were both born into Mormonism and would have got stuck right into this topic.  We do have other Mormon natives from Utah, but they either haven't seen this topic or choose to remain anonymous like they usually do. And then there's Reverend Dr Billy, who moved to Utah to live in a Whiter and Brighter world, only to find that the Mormons were importing their own demise from Polynesia and Africa. The LDS mob are so hell-bent on advancing their religion, that they are willing to commit Cultural and Racial Suicide for what amounts to telling the world about a scrawny Jew nailed to a stick. What remains of the Mormon con isn't looking so great now ....

Well, as I was personally invited to participate on this Forum, I shall continue on regardless

No, you will not continue on at all. You were invited to participate in this forum as a fellow White Racial Loyalist, not to lecture us with your superstition. Fair enough, you didn't plaster your jesus propaganda everywhere and were kind enough to keep it to this single topic. In return, we will leave this topic as is instead of just deleting it like we usually do. You may put whatever you like on your Racial Loyalty Forum profile, however, this topic is now closed.

Thank you for telling us about Mormonism and for giving us an opportunity to explain the Church of Creativity's stance on Mormons.

In finishing, here is a final quote from Ben Klassen, Founder of Creativity, and the man who brought his daughter up as a Mormon merely because he believed Mormonism to be a better con than the Mennonite con he was born into.