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Cone Alone

reminder - You’ve forgotten what’s back here. What’s half-buried or completely paved. I will not forget. I will not let you forget. I will stay here until you remembe...
Cringingly Personal

Update: Get Joey To Fringe Epilogue Fundraiser - Thanks to everyone who made the Get Joey to Fringe local fundraiser at Epilogue Books in Chapel Hill a smashing success on Saturday, June 17. I can’t belie...
davidcolewoolley

To Assassinate a Stupid Man - Last week I went to the library and checked out a book entitled World History. I looked in the table of contents and didn’t find what I was looking fo...
Diary of an Ex-Mormon

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Mormon411

- Anyone ever wish that hell was a real place because you know a few people who really, really deserve to go there?
The Tool Box

Olympic Peninsula RV Weekend Pictorial -

Jack Mormon: I am a Mormon in the way a non-practicing Jew would say they are Jewish. It's in my blood, but not in my heart. My family joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the 1840's and with all the other Mormon's slowly moved west until arriving in Utah. I was baptized by my father when I was 8 years old (as is tradition). I was raised in a small town in Northern Utah that is approximately 95% Mormon. My family are all full-time Mormons (this means more than just going to church on Sunday btw). Though retired, my father taught Mormon Doctrine for over 30 years. I graduated from a Mormon seminary when i was 17 years old, and continued studying during college. I served a 2 year 1 month mission for The Church, and although I didn't baptize 100's of people was successful in converting many. However, my heart wasn't in it. I know the facts, but I myself was never fully converted. To be Mormon, you also have to believe it, and there came a point where I finally had to step away from family and tradition.

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