And the thought of homosexuality is repulsive and repugnant it’s natural. To a straight male the thought of sex is always front and center. I always want to be a constructive voice.ĭamaging yes, hateful no ,in the context of the time ,the views expressed in the miracle of forgiveness reflect an unobtainable religious utopia where perfection is found ,in living by every word that comes forth from the mouth of god. HUGE thanks to everyone who gave feedback on this. This is a re-recording to make the video less “ranty,” and to remove the discussion of book bans and book burnings, which is not useful. I will throw a party when it’s gone (likely this summer post-COVID).Monitor for when they take the book down.Please share with me/us what you did, and the reactions.Do what you can to remove this book from the access of people who might be vulnerable (book shelves, etc.).I also share my thoughts on what the Mormon Church can do to help “atone” for selling this damaging book for several decades. In this short presentation, I offer my brief argument for why I believe that “The Miracle of Forgiveness” should be removed from Deseret Book, and I let listeners and viewers know what they can do to help. To be clear, this book is currently sold at Deseret Book, and remains on the book shelves of hundreds of thousands of Mormons across the world. Death by suicide is a sign of foolishness, faithlessness and/or weakness and/or sin.It is far better to die than to lose one’s “virtue.”.
People who have pre-marital sex, and even rape victims, are “blighted” and “scarred.”.Being gay or lesbian is “ugly,” “repugnant,” and comparable to a disease.Masturbation alone leads to masturbation with others, which leads to “homosexuality.”.No young Mormon man or woman is worthy to go on a mission if they masturbate.
Kimball’s “The Miracle of Forgiveness.” Among other things, this book teaches that:
In my opinion, one of the most damaging books ever published by the Mormon Church is Spencer W. Cultural Context Preceding the Book of Mormon.
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