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1.) The Protestant guide to the Catholic church.
2.) The Palestinian guide to Judaism.
3.) The Tanner's guide to Mormonism.
4.) Atheist guide to Spirituality.
The FLDS's isolationism has created the perfect opportunity for all the anti-FLDS people out there to "inform" the rest of us on what they REALLY believe. I have a hard time taking seriously the information being provided here. All religions have beliefs which would seem odd to those outside of that religion. It is oh so easy to mock and gasp at the beliefs of others. I hope we all can take a step back and realize a person's beliefs should be treated respectfully ESPECIALLY when they are not our own. To do otherwise only serves to justify the ignorance toward our own beliefs when the time comes.
Warren Jeffs teaches that black people are responsible for all the ills on the face of the earth.
It's about time these kids entered the real world and got a dose of real life. If they live in America and call themselves free then they can just learn how it is out in the Big World. If the FLDS kids' religious belief manifests itself in any type of what we recognize as "hate crimes", these kids are in for an even ruder awakening than they've had so far.
And you know how teenage boys are.... they just MIGHT commit a hate crime.
This hateful cult NEEDS to be mainstreamed.
Hating in the name of religion isn't very religious now, is it?? Oh, but that's okay because they're free to believe what they want?
The FLDS is a religion? Hardly.
SO you people are advocating that it's okay to hate black people, and to teach your kids it's okay to hate black people?
How very ironic that Rozita Swinton, a person of color, was the one who was ultimately pulled the trigger on this nasty cult.
The Lord Works in Mysterious Ways.
However, the fact still remains, there are young girls who are actually still children, being married and bearing children at an alarming young age!!
They believe they are living a higher law by submitting to marriage at 13,14,15 years if age and by living pologamy.
This must stop!
Read their articles of faith.. You'll find one that believes in being subject to kings, rulers and magistrates.. and obeying the laws of the land... Polygamy is against the law....
I don't respect the FLDS and their hateful beliefs in any way, shape or form.
They are getting what they deserve.
into the "Cult of Empire", those Cretins, how dare
they not worship at the Alter of Diversity".
I fully agree with what Conejo stated above. The "Texas CPS" spin machine, continues to muddy the
waters, with inneundo, and half truths.
God Bless Texas.
What I want to also know is why, when a FLDS woman asked an officer to a warrant, he said that the main guy and the attorney had it. She responded "that was a different house." The FLDS produced a website and there is video contained within the site. I am not FLDS and this government action frightens me. It sounds like one subdivision can have a warrant for every house contained within. YIKES!