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Originally Posted by jay santos
Well you could make that same argument about any aspect of Mormon tribalism or tribalism in general. Bottom line. Not voting for a mainstream, active, popular Mormon is about as anti-tribalism as you can get.
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The danger of Mormonism entering a phase of vying for acceptance from Babylon in unprecedented fashion is MUCH MORE DANGEROUS than any gains to be had from having a Mormon president.
Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe suddenly as the restoration continues to be de-emphasized, there will be a sudden awakening and the stone cut from the mountain will stop slowing down.
The Book of Mormon's themes contain the idea that churches and tribes wax and wane. It is pretty clear about why they wane. Pride, complacency, materialism, seeking the approval of Babylon.
What does it mean for a believer to be King of Babylon? Is God getting giddy at the prospect?