Thursday, June 16, 2005
Well, there are two main stories of interest today...
LDS handling of grave wins official's praise
This is a story that covers a lot of ground... given the mormon urban legends about the structure of the tabernacle, it was suprising to me to see the church felt the need to retrofit the thing.
But kudos to the church on handling the ancient bones in a very reverent and respectful manner.
The other story is found here:
Leader of B.C. sect flees in polygamy case
We could be looking at a Waco of the sort-of-mormons. Why do the polygamy sects have to identify with the Mormon church anyhow? Couldn't they just call themselves polygamists instead of fundamentalists? Or do the newspapers make this up?
LDS handling of grave wins official's praise
This is a story that covers a lot of ground... given the mormon urban legends about the structure of the tabernacle, it was suprising to me to see the church felt the need to retrofit the thing.
But kudos to the church on handling the ancient bones in a very reverent and respectful manner.
The other story is found here:
Leader of B.C. sect flees in polygamy case
We could be looking at a Waco of the sort-of-mormons. Why do the polygamy sects have to identify with the Mormon church anyhow? Couldn't they just call themselves polygamists instead of fundamentalists? Or do the newspapers make this up?
# posted by Karyl Butcher @ 3:51 PM 
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Indian Bones underneath the tabernacle? Cool that the church handled it well, but this is what Mormon urban legends are made of! Maybe it is Moroni's Mortal body..
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