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04/22/08
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A La Carte (4/22)

Tuesday April 22, 2008

Escape
With all the attention focused on the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints these days, you may be interested in the book "Escape" which I reviewed a short time ago.
Reformation21 Redesigned
Reformation21 has been redesigned. If you previously subscribed to the RSS feed for the blog, you'll need to go there and find their new address.
I Love the World
This is a great commercial for Discovery Channel.
Are Children Threatening the Earth?
Dr. Mohler looks at the arguments that blame people who have children for the earth's downfall.
How Much TV?
Owen Strachan has a good post about television viewing habits.
Kirk Cameron Preaching the Gospel
I really enjoyed watching this short clip of Kirk Cameron sharing the gospel with a stranger.

A La Carte (4/22)

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1. Eloquorius
April 24, 2008
1:49 AM

As someone with a strong Mormon background in my family, I can assure you that they wouldn't be able to call themselves the "Fundamentalist LDS" if the fundamentals for their belief and practice weren't there in the first place! Polygamy *IS* a Mormon fundamental belief, they've just suspended it. Meanwhile, in mainstream Salt Lake City and other Mormon-controlled areas, local Mormons turn a blind eye to polygamous arrangement in the mainstream Mormon church laity.

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