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Just some nice clearing the air of ambiguities. Do not doxx yourself.

For instance, Lea CrossCode (my pfp) is my lofty transition goal, and that's one part of the reason I'm so attached to her as a character.

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[–] Wheaties@hexbear.net 19 points 3 years ago (2 children)

I've never read the Book of Mormon, despite growing up in the LDS church. If I understand the terminology correctly, then I'm merely culturally Mormon.

[–] MerryChristmas@hexbear.net 8 points 3 years ago (1 children)

I mean, you're pretty much guaranteed a spot in the celestial kingdom - it's like the free space in bingo - and you can just chill there until future Mormons eventually pray your way into the telestial kingdom. It's not a bad deal.

I didn't grow up Mormon, but the one thing I will say is that I wish I'd grown up with y'all's weird cosmic afterlife theology. Instead I just got told I was almost certainly going to hell and the best thing I could do was try to live a perfect life and maybe be forgiven... I much prefer the Mormon idea of the "outer darkness" being a place reserved exclusively for Nazi war criminals and the like.

[–] Wheaties@hexbear.net 5 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

I thought it was Outer Darkness for me, on accounta hearing the light and still rejecting it

but yeah, we have the nicest cosmology. I remember being really shocked and said when I found out everyone else thinks angels aren't just people waiting to live their lives, but God's personal servants shackled to his will.