The first of an 11 part Eagle of Phoenix series, we ask "What can be done to fix this illegitimate court using our limited and flawed constitution?" We need to focus on 2020 when we can potentially have a democratic president and a democratic legislature to reign in this frankenstein the conservatives have created...8 Justices and an Unindited Rapist.
The average member of the LDS church has known nothing else in their life. They have no idea how miserable they are and that they don't have to be that way. How can you help them realize it? How can you reduce the influence of the toxic monstrosity that their culture has become while still respecting their very christian and very legitimately holy beliefs? This podcast explores that.
So say you agree with me, but are an active member of the LDS Church, what's to be done about it? Damned if I know. You aren't allowed to disagree with them publicly in any area that matters and the louder and more publicly you disagree with them, the more likely your excommunication will be. You can be silent and active, or you can be disobedient and soon to be not a member. There is very little to no middle ground.
The White Horse Prophesy says (supposedly) that Joseph Smith said that the United States Constitution will supposedly hang by a threat and that an elder of the church would come in riding on a "White Horse" to save it. The church and a number of its leaders have denied that this prophesy is real and yet so many of its leaders and most prominent members secretly in their sacrement and sunday meetings talk as if it were actually scripture.
Lots, if not all Christian Churches are apocalyptic. Few are prophetic hierachical decentralized with no lay clergy that actively believe in helping prophesy along. The LDS church is hoarding vast stock piles of food and also has a lay leadership that has questionable morality...like Checkov's Shotgun in the 2nd act how long will it be before someone with power in the LDS church decides to help prophesy along to help make the LDS church look good?
The Gerintocracy of the LDS Church ensures that the religion will always be conservatives which means that it will only make reforms to its social culture when absolutely forced to long after the rest of society has learned its lesson and moved on.
