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Old 01-04-2006, 09:52 PM
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Women are not allowed in Priesthood meetings but go to their own meetings during Sundays called Relief Society
The Relief Society ought to be the club for the lucky ones who escape that pack of nut bags.
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Old 01-05-2006, 01:17 AM
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Well thanks for the education. I'll let them know that mere heathens are not allowed in the temples so they should stop lying about where they were! Their story about that visit is the best. Apparently there is a very large statue of Jesus in there with a star spangled domed ceiling (I probably have some details of this wrong too). Anyway, my friend Lauren had her camera with her and Mike asked her if she'd be taking a picture, she said she wanted to save them, and he said, "What, Jesus isn't good enough?" Oh man that group was so irreverant! The best!

That is the Visitor's Center where the large statue of Jesus is located. LOL Temple Square is a pretty impressive place and I am sure your friends were respectful. The cameras and security guards would have made sure of that
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Old 01-05-2006, 01:18 AM
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You must be talking about the men. LOL Yes, RS is a fun place to get away from the kids and hubbies
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Actually, what it is is that sometimes I type real fast and I dont notice the misspellings. But when I do, I do change them. But thank you for bringing it to my attention.
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That is the Visitor's Center where the large statue of Jesus is located. LOL Temple Square is a pretty impressive place and I am sure your friends were respectful. The cameras and security guards would have made sure of that
They were respectful. My friend Mike is just such a heathen! But I think that he even amused the tour guide. Thanks for clearing that up! So hmm, why is it called Temple Square? Is the temple there along with the Visitor's Center?
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They were respectful. My friend Mike is just such a heathen! But I think that he even amused the tour guide. Thanks for clearing that up! So hmm, why is it called Temple Square? Is the temple there along with the Visitor's Center?

There's information on the net. Here is only one example.

http://lds.org/placestovisit/locatio...-1-1-1,00.html

Didn't Stevie Nicks live in UT at one time as a young teenager? With her family living in AZ and CA during her time as a child and young woman, she must have had a few LDS neighbors or friends.
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My sister-in-law works with a lot of Mormons. One in particular is quite nice to her & my brother, since they (my brother & SIL, I mean) moved to AZ & have no family nearby. They invited them to dinner & it was OK, with two huge exceptions:

No alcohol.

No caffeine.

My SIL was practically going through withdrawl (she lives on Diet Pepsi & coffee.) She said next time she'll be bring a flask of coffee with her to hide in her bag.
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I really do appriciate constructive criticism like that. We can always learm from our peers right?>
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My aunt is Mormon. She gave me a Book of Mormon for Christmas this year. It was an awkward moment because I didn't want to seem ungrateful for her gift, but there is no way I'm converting to that religion. So I thanked her and complimented the binding. lol
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My aunt is Mormon. She gave me a Book of Mormon for Christmas this year. It was an awkward moment because I didn't want to seem ungrateful for her gift, but there is no way I'm converting to that religion. So I thanked her and complimented the binding. lol
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