happen
to me?
Just my two cents' worth...
Heidi the fair
[Original Message]
From: Valerie Nielsen Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 8/8/2003 4:32:27 PM
Subject: Re: [ZION] The Exodus from Nauvoo
The feelings then are still present today. I have been
I didn't see the marriage thing as anything but that--but I'm not into
conspiracy as many on this list are ;-).
I was actually proud of little Dubyah that he had the guts to stand up
for something like marriage.
For me, I am glad to have heard the words, marriage is sacred spoken by
the
Valerie Nielsen Williams wrote:
For me, I am glad to have heard the words, marriage is sacred spoken by
the leader of our country (I wondered at that moment if he hadn't just
gotten off the phone with Pres. Hinckley!).
I agree that President Bush is either the most righteous man we have had
for
John W. Redelfs wrote:
I agree that President Bush is either the most righteous man we have had
for President of the United States in modern times, or the biggest
hypocrite. Time will tell. If he is a hypocrite, he has snookered a lot
of really wonderful, good people. --JWR
Why, thanks for
More sophisticated? They like to think so, but they are just more worldly,
and farther from the principles that lead to life. They will persecute us,
using us (and other believers in Christ and Jews) as the scapegoats for the
ills of the world. If only we would believe as they do, if only we
Valerie Nielsen Williams wrote:
I don't think, though, that the persecution will have the backing of the government as it did in the days of Boggs.
=
Grampa Bill comments:
I beg to disagree. I 'spect there are many in government, both
elected and appointed,
The feelings then are still present today. I have been to Nauvoo twice
in the past year, and both times met up with people who absolutely hate
us. I'm not sure they even know why they do, except it has been taught
to them to hate. As I stood looking across the mighty Mississippi, I
tried to
Persecution against the Saints does not have to assume the same form as
those overt violent acts against the Church in the Nauvoo period. Even
more hateful and vindictive injustice was weighed against the Church
after it was established in the Rocky Mountains. The extent of the
bureacratic
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 8/8/2003 4:32:27 PM
Subject: Re: [ZION] The Exodus from Nauvoo
The feelings then are still present today. I have been to Nauvoo twice
in the past year, and both times met up with people who absolutely hate
us. I'm not sure they even know why they do, except
