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(5,279 posts)Just like Anne Frank.
2naSalit
(86,565 posts)most likely happen if it hasn't already. There are several locations where LDS folk stand in line waiting to posthumously "convert" Jewish people to LDS without their knowledge. There have been several complaints against this practice and the LDS "lords" have promised to stop doing this, over a decade ago... that lasted a whole week I think it was.
Religions should be deemed "personal preference" and the practices thereof should be relegated to private quarters and not allowed to be discussed in public. And proselytizing should also be outlawed... If you want to believe in something, fine, but you have to keep it to yourself. That could resolve a lot of the crap we're dealing with these days... mention of deities could render a fine, even in our halls of government whether in session or not, separation of church and state should be mandatory and strictly adhered to.
I'm so sick of religions, I had five of them crammed up my ass and down my throat growing up... none of them made any sense to me which made me realize what a racket they are. So now I believe in nothing... I know a few things, I understand a whole lot more and am willing to consider things/concepts that can be shown to have a basis for such consideration... but I'm not going to believe in any of those. But I digress.
I hope that Mr. Nimoy will not suffer the fate of the "saints'" intent to convert anyone they feel they want to be one of them even if they were rejected by a person while alive and conscious.
mopinko
(70,086 posts)they will take any link they can find.
sad thing is, they are behind most of the records online, outside of government docs.
There are so many things wrong about that group and their BS that they should be deemed a cult and leave it at that... they do fit the description. I live in a part of the country that is dominated by them, I stay here to keep them from having total control by proximity and lack of inhabitants who are not members of that group... it's a portion of the last best places on the planet and I'll be damned if I will let them take total control over it and banish anyone else from enjoying it.
mopinko
(70,086 posts)i hope he can find a girl out there that is not mormon. he says slc is mostly reformed mormons, but where there is a reformed mormon chances are there are family members that have not been "saved" from the church.
i get it. it is a beautiful part of the planet. he loves it for that.
i guess on the plus side i might have a prayer for grandchildren.......
niyad
(113,271 posts)unwelcome, especially after that person's death, actually has any effect on anything, other than providing us with laughs.
2naSalit
(86,565 posts)Brigid
(17,621 posts)I didn't, until his death.
2naSalit
(86,565 posts)why should it matter what someone's "religion" happens to be as long as they don't require others to belong or believe? It's just another label. I didn't know my grandfather was Jewish until his death and that his father was a rabbi... because he married a non-Jewish woman which got him disowned from his family whom I never met until his death. It's so stupid and divisive to hold such beliefs.
So it doesn't make a lot of sense to me that people should be concerned with what anyone's religion might be, especially in a country that was established partly on religious freedom for all religions. I don't believe in religions nor do I recognize them or who might be wrongfully defined by such. A freedom of association thing... which is or was also protected by the once adhered to Constitution.
sarge43
(28,941 posts)progressoid
(49,983 posts)My brother was a science geek and this person posted something on FB about the two of them doing the hand thing in heaven.