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yes, there is racism in the book of mormon. the point is that it's bad
i made this post much earlier in my reread and it turns out this is a pattern. The Lamanites are given dark skin "because of their wickedness," and the prophets spend the entire rest of the book telling the Nephites that they will be destroyed because of their complacency in their own salvation. Stop thinking you're better than the Lamanites because of your skin color, they're more righteous than you because their men don't abuse their wives and children. The Nephites send children into battle and win because (probably) the Lamanites refuse to kill children. Prophets come from the Lamanites. Nephite prophets esteem the Lamanites as their equals. All are alike unto God. All will be judged according to their works. You're abusing your privilege. You're worse than the Lamanites and assuming you're better because of your skin. You will be destroyed because of your wickedness and your pride.
And the Nephites are destroyed by the Lamanites. The Nephites' racism contributed to the pride that was punished by their destruction. The point of the Book of Mormon's racism is that it's bad. We've just been looking at it wrong.
they rejected the prophet Samuel because he was a Lamanite and condemned their sins.
you mean like how Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated? and Malcolm X? Like how every brown person in America who publicly speaks out against the Gaza genocide with any degree of effectiveness gets censured and disappeared? Like how black people weren't allowed to hold the priesthood? Like how Deseret Book broke contract with the guy who was writing a gospel-based antiracism course? And we are all paying for it because our tax money is funding genocide instead of healthcare, millions of brilliant minds are held back from higher education and leadership because of their race, capitalism is continuing to destroy us, and everybody is miserable.
White people reject the words of POC to their own long-term detriment. Nephites refuse to listen to Lamanite prophets because of their "skin of blackness" and it is why they get destroyed.
I feel like we lds folk have spent years talking ourselves in circles trying to find a non-racist explanation for the Lamanites being "cursed with a skin of blackness." But the racism is the point! the point is that racism is destructive! It causes those in the higher racial class to sin, become complacent, become proud, and warlike.
Doomed siblings have me on a chokehold in a way no trope can ever achieve. Something so gut wrenchingly beautiful about two kids going through unimaginable trauma and coming out damaged forever. I always eat it up. Maybe they stay together and find solace only in each other, used and kicked out by society! Maybe they end up on opposite sides of the war! Maybe they end up betraying one another! Maybe one of them dies haunting the narrative forever! Maybe one of them destroys the world for the other! So many endless tragic possibilities!
"Um actually you're not a real Christian because mormons believe in a different Jesus." ok that's fine. You can't use any of these paintings bc they're actually of my Jesus and not yours.
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I'm calling it now. Kearon is the new Uchdorf. I can feel my blorbo senses tingling. We are all going to develop an obsession with this adorable golden retriever of a man
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this modern revelation thing is easy af
hi. mormonism hyperfixation?
listen. a video from Alyssa Grenfell appeared on my yt algorithm at a weak moment and it enraptured me and led to me learning literally everything i could about Mormonism and now i am full of useless facts about one of the biggest cults in the world. did you know that the Mormon church is estimated to be worth over $260 billion but they hide so much wealth in shell corporations and fiddle their taxes so it’s impossible to tell. did you know that the reasons that Mormons can drink soda with caffine now is that presidential candidate Mitt Romney was spotted with some and the Prophet said that the problem wasn’t caffine so he was all okay. did you know that Mormon Eden is in Missouri. did you know Mormon missionaries aren’t allowed out of sight and sound of each other for the entire two years they’re on their mission.
inside of a mormon temple, any country
Have you been here?
I have been here
I have not been here
inside of a mormon temple, any country
Have you been here?
I have been here
I have not been here
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apparently my home ward did the chastity lesson for the older youth today but. they taught with the gatherers of light and the priests combined as one class. why did they do that lmao
After reading the tags @starmin-marmin left on this post I've been thinking about putting together a bi-annual queerstake digital publication. Maybe with a couple talks/essays, some art/poetry/fiction. A way for us all to connect without having to pay money to travel.
Anyway, what do y'all think? Would you be interested in that? Actually, let's turn it into a poll (the most tumblr way to make a decision).
Should Queerstake have a digital publication?
Yes
No
Maybe (nuance in tags)
why ppl leave things in jesus hands knowing he got holes in them, is beyond me