EXPOSING THE DoC

 For the past two years, people who value agency, despise the one-world conspiracy that President Benson spoke of, hate the corrupt medical establishment and so much else that is wrong have gotten hot under the collar over seeing the needle hanging out of President Nelson’s shoulder.

If ever there were ever a kiss on the cheek by the Kidron Brook moment to many LDS everywhere, that was it.  It just about blew all my circuits and left me in a funk for over half a year.  That and the Swamp Drainer getting stabbed in the back by the lefties during this last election.

I still maintain that President Nelson will die a death related to his endorsement of the poison.  We all make mistakes; and we deal with real consequences.   Every cheap hooker who picks up an STD and repents of the sin, still has to deal with the occasional flare up after picking up a reputable line of work…. 

Regardless of how I have felt, it is time to move on.  The Gospel is still true regardless of human foibles.  We are all human.  Get over it.

I still hope those that have purposefully covered the truth and deceived, such as Fauci, will swing from ropes after a trial and conviction for crimes against humanity.  I hope the leadership of the Church NEVER ventures down this path again.  Because I swear I will go scorched earth and burn it to the ground in a way that will be breathtaking.  A few people have witnessed it when I decide it is go time - and it is no holds barred.  Deciding I had reached my human limit in a situation that led me to move to Cardston was just one of those times.

Something from a FB group that I could not say better myself:

📣Hey guys, I'm going to lay a few things out on the table that have been on my heart and mind for quite some time. It is not my intention to offend, but to simply be clear as admin of this particular group of Latter-day Saints.

Some of you may be already aware, but many are not. There is a movement among the Latter-day Saint community that call themselves the Doctrine of Christ (I will call them DoC). Actually, this group is one of several movements and followings like it, but right now the DoC seem to be at the forefront. Like all apostate movements, the DoC seeks to 🙅nullify the authority from God that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints maintains. They do this first by claiming that the Church has been condemned of the Lord since 1832 (based on dubious grounds), and that the Church has lost its Melchizedek Priesthood authority since the time of Brigham Young (who they consider a usurper). From this, they can claim that the Church as a whole has gone apostate and is led by false prophets. Through a misinterpretation of scripture and a distortion of historical facts, they 🔸️set themselves up as judge, jury, and executioner🔸️ of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and of its leaders and prophets. In doing so, they lead people along a line of thinking that steadily dismantles testimony - while stoking pride in diving "deeper" into scriptures and imagining themselves to be drawing closer to Christ by condemning His Church. 😩

Of course, apostate and anti-LDS groups have been around since the beginnings of the Restoration. This is nothing new - nor, really, are their claims. What is important to note is that those who follow the DoC and similar movements often remain active members in the Church. They stay for the community, but also for the opportunity to convince others in the Church of their perspectives. In fact, 🔸️they consider the Church as a whole (and groups like ours) to be their "mission field"🔸️ to bring people over to their views. They watch for savvy, intelligent Church members who are disaffected or frustrated over Church policy or inconsistencies, to bring them into discussions. They pull out targeted scriptures to point to Church leaders being "ravening wolves" and such, and make the assertion that an institutional Church is not really needed in our spiritual progression - implying that there's no real loss in shifting away from it.

For a long time I tried to be tolerant of such discussion in our group - because I know beliefs and understandings can be fluid in times like these, and I want to encourage open conversation and support. 🤝 But I have come to realize that people who have been converted to the perspectives of the DoC (or similar) have 🚫 no love for the Church, and are actually using what I consider subterfuge to infiltrate groups like ours to find converts to their cause. They spread their assertions not just in threads of open conversation in the group, but also by private messages, where they reach out individually to those who appear particularly confused, frustrated, or prone to their point of view. As admin of this group of Latter-day Saints, I object to these tactics - as well as to the absolute ongoing negativity towards the Church that necessarily comes when one has decided a religious institution is "condemned" and led by "false prophets."

🌟This group is for those who believe the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is and continues to be the Lord's Church🌟 - even amidst all the frustration, questions, disappointments, and challenges we have been facing within the Church. President Nelson is a prophet of God, and we sustain him as such even when we don't agree with specific Church policies or statements. There is room for discussion about why we disagree with things that are going on, or how they affect us and our interactions with others of our faith. 🔹️🔹️But the legitimacy of the Church itself or the authority of the prophet in God's eyes is not up for discussion, and this is not a place for ongoing hostility, negativity, or accusations towards the Church.🔹️🔹️

I consider the tenets and implied conclusions of the DoC (and similar movements) to be 🛑incompatible with our group. Talking points along those lines may be removed, and individuals advancing them may be removed from the group as well. I encourage group members to be informed of the strategies and arguments of these movements, so that if you are approached by such in private messages or in other groups, you can be aware. 

⭐It is my intent to foster an environment of understanding, discussion, and support in a setting that upholds faith in the Lord, commitment to His Church, and sustaining of the prophet. It is not my intent to foster splinter groups that pull people away from the Church, or to provide them with a reservoire of potential converts to their cause. I understand having various thoughts and struggles about the Church and its policies, and this group continues to support such conversation, as that is why it was formed. Let's do so with a general respect towards not just the gospel of Jesus Christ, but the Church He formed and the prophet He called.⭐ limit and moving to Cardston was one of those moments.

If I had still been involved with the horizontal stabilizer when the 737Max was coming thru the pipeline and I had understood the implications of the MCAS architecture, I would have burned it to the ground.  I get VERY pissed off when there is human life involved and I have the screws put to me.  How much more pissed of when eternal souls are at stake!  The DoC has a hatred for Brigham Young and so much else after 1834.  They have taken down several of my friends and I will fight for them if they do not have discernment to detect the wolves.

Here is a warning from a gal I respect on FB to a group she is an admin for:

📣Hey guys, I'm going to lay a few things out on the table that have been on my heart and mind for quite some time. It is not my intention to offend, but to simply be clear as admin of this particular group of Latter-day Saints.

Some of you may be already aware, but many are not. There is a movement among the Latter-day Saint community that call themselves the Doctrine of Christ (I will call them DoC). Actually, this group is one of several movements and followings like it, but right now the DoC seem to be at the forefront. Like all apostate movements, the DoC seeks to 🙅nullify the authority from God that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints maintains. They do this first by claiming that the Church has been condemned of the Lord since 1832 (based on dubious grounds), and that the Church has lost its Melchizedek Priesthood authority since the time of Brigham Young (who they consider a usurper). From this, they can claim that the Church as a whole has gone apostate and is led by false prophets. Through a misinterpretation of scripture and a distortion of historical facts, they 🔸️set themselves up as judge, jury, and executioner🔸️ of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and of its leaders and prophets. In doing so, they lead people along a line of thinking that steadily dismantles testimony - while stoking pride in diving "deeper" into scriptures and imagining themselves to be drawing closer to Christ by condemning His Church. 😩

Of course, apostate and anti-LDS groups have been around since the beginnings of the Restoration. This is nothing new - nor, really, are their claims. What is important to note is that those who follow the DoC and similar movements often remain active members in the Church. They stay for the community, but also for the opportunity to convince others in the Church of their perspectives. In fact, 🔸️they consider the Church as a whole (and groups like ours) to be their "mission field"🔸️ to bring people over to their views. They watch for savvy, intelligent Church members who are disaffected or frustrated over Church policy or inconsistencies, to bring them into discussions. They pull out targeted scriptures to point to Church leaders being "ravening wolves" and such, and make the assertion that an institutional Church is not really needed in our spiritual progression - implying that there's no real loss in shifting away from it.

For a long time I tried to be tolerant of such discussion in our group - because I know beliefs and understandings can be fluid in times like these, and I want to encourage open conversation and support. 🤝 But I have come to realize that people who have been converted to the perspectives of the DoC (or similar) have 🚫 no love for the Church, and are actually using what I consider subterfuge to infiltrate groups like ours to find converts to their cause. They spread their assertions not just in threads of open conversation in the group, but also by private messages, where they reach out individually to those who appear particularly confused, frustrated, or prone to their point of view. As admin of this group of Latter-day Saints, I object to these tactics - as well as to the absolute ongoing negativity towards the Church that necessarily comes when one has decided a religious institution is "condemned" and led by "false prophets."

🌟This group is for those who believe the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is and continues to be the Lord's Church🌟 - even amidst all the frustration, questions, disappointments, and challenges we have been facing within the Church. President Nelson is a prophet of God, and we sustain him as such even when we don't agree with specific Church policies or statements. There is room for discussion about why we disagree with things that are going on, or how they affect us and our interactions with others of our faith. 🔹️🔹️But the legitimacy of the Church itself or the authority of the prophet in God's eyes is not up for discussion, and this is not a place for ongoing hostility, negativity, or accusations towards the Church.🔹️🔹️

I consider the tenets and implied conclusions of the DoC (and similar movements) to be 🛑incompatible with our group. Talking points along those lines may be removed, and individuals advancing them may be removed from the group as well. I encourage group members to be informed of the strategies and arguments of these movements, so that if you are approached by such in private messages or in other groups, you can be aware. 

⭐It is my intent to foster an environment of understanding, discussion, and support in a setting that upholds faith in the Lord, commitment to His Church, and sustaining of the prophet. It is not my intent to foster splinter groups that pull people away from the Church, or to provide them with a reservoire of potential converts to their cause. I understand having various thoughts and struggles about the Church and its policies, and this group continues to support such conversation, as that is why it was formed. Let's do so with a general respect towards not just the gospel of Jesus Christ, but the Church He formed and the prophet He called.⭐