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The LDS church has it pretty good. I think there was one recent statement that softened their stance on homosexuality. BYU is very theologically liberal, but the structure of the LDS ward actually shields it from the result of bad seminary formation.

Everyone participates in the LDS church, so generally speaking, unless it comes from the top down, one liberal leaning person doesn't spoil the entire group, whereas in traditional parishes, if you get assigned a libtard pastor (more and more of them are libtards) there's a good chance you're screwed.

Dr. NEETzsche, GED 2y ago

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I bet these ideas being literally written of at length in our scriptures helps us repel subverters.

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Clout Chaser 🗿 2y ago

It’s in the New Testament. Everyone should know the Church will one day be forced underground, and it’s every man’s responsibility to be prepared for that in their own way.

I view the current situation in American Lutheranism as a good test run. The Russians had their catacombs under Soviet rule, it’s entirely possible we will soon need the same.