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Mormons, You don't have to be afraid of black people anymore.
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*ebony*
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In 1954, Mormon elder Mark E. Peterson discussed blacks and the priesthood in an address to a Convention of Teachers of Religion at the College Level at Brigham Young University. He said:
"The reason that one would lose his blessings by marrying a Negro is due to the restriction placed upon them. 'No person having the least particle of Negro blood can hold the Priesthood' (Brigham Young). It does not matter if they are one-sixth Negro or one-hundred and sixth, the curse of no Priesthood is the same. If an individual who is entitled to the Priesthood marries a Negro, the Lord has decreed that only spirits who are not eligible for the Priesthood will come to that marriage as children. To intermarry with a Negro is to forfeit a 'Nation of Priesthood holders'...."
Particle of Negro blood. OMG, that was priceless. lolololol
"If that Negro is faithful all his days, he can and will enter the celestial kingdom. He will go there as a servant, but he will get celestial glory."
https://www.lds.org/ensign/1984/03/mark-e-petersen-a-giant-among-men?lang=eng
"The reason that one would lose his blessings by marrying a Negro is due to the restriction placed upon them. 'No person having the least particle of Negro blood can hold the Priesthood' (Brigham Young). It does not matter if they are one-sixth Negro or one-hundred and sixth, the curse of no Priesthood is the same. If an individual who is entitled to the Priesthood marries a Negro, the Lord has decreed that only spirits who are not eligible for the Priesthood will come to that marriage as children. To intermarry with a Negro is to forfeit a 'Nation of Priesthood holders'...."
Particle of Negro blood. OMG, that was priceless. lolololol
"If that Negro is faithful all his days, he can and will enter the celestial kingdom. He will go there as a servant, but he will get celestial glory."
https://www.lds.org/ensign/1984/03/mark-e-petersen-a-giant-among-men?lang=eng
*ebony*
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On a serious note though, I donated blood a couple months ago, do you think they labeled my blood to distinguish it from other pure white blood? 
What if my negro blood is given to a person who is not dark skinned?! If the negro blood particle gets inside a pure, white person, are they consider mixed and become dark skinned and cursed?
What if my negro blood is given to a person who is not dark skinned?! If the negro blood particle gets inside a pure, white person, are they consider mixed and become dark skinned and cursed?
mistaballoonhands
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Jesus fucking Christ.
On a serious note though, I donated blood a couple months ago, do you think they labeled my blood to distinguish it from other pure white blood?
What if my negro blood is given to a person who is not dark skinned?! If the negro blood particle gets inside a pure, white person, are they consider mixed and become dark skinned and cursed?
Omg ur right! Ima have to go the Jehovah's witnesses route and deny transfusions all together
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macdon1588
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On a serious note though, I donated blood a couple months ago, do you think they labeled my blood to distinguish it from other pure white blood?
What if my negro blood is given to a person who is not dark skinned?! If the negro blood particle gets inside a pure, white person, are they consider mixed and become dark skinned and cursed?
Why do you give a shit about this religion? Surely you're smart enough to realize that there Is a huge difference between theological texts and what people believe or feel about God. I mean it would be simply too ironic if you were using the BoM to stereotype Mormons as racists.
So? What's your point?
Listen Ebony, you're being ridiculous.
Everybody knows that the Book of Mormon, dating as far back as, um, the 1800's, based on a language never before seen engraved into golden plates and found in a mountain in New York, then translated into English and never seen again is the holiest of holy scriptures.
Everybody knows that the Book of Mormon, dating as far back as, um, the 1800's, based on a language never before seen engraved into golden plates and found in a mountain in New York, then translated into English and never seen again is the holiest of holy scriptures.
