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> I encountered history, documents, and truths about the religion that were never presented to me I encountered something like this but wasn't able to find it
by pmarreck 5y ago
> I encountered history, documents, and truths about the religion that were never presented to me
I encountered something like this but wasn't able to find it since; I think it was called something like the "blue document" or the "blue papers"; basically a very intelligent Mormon came up with a document with all of his very reasonable but quite heretical questions, and it caused quite a stir. Would love to track it down again and bookmark it this time.
> "nothing actually matters"
Well... It does, IMHO, you just don't need religion to have that.
Disclaimer: I've donated to https://footstepsorg.org/ https://footstepsorg.org/ and one or more ex-mormon support orgs because I think the more extreme the beliefs, the more cult-like and harmful they are. My family's Catholic but I'm the "black sheep" and have been exploring maybe joining a unitarian church, just for the "community of free-thinkers" aspect
- cogman10 5y agohttps://cesletter.org https://cesletter.org is probably what you are thinking about.
- pmarreck 5y agoah, I think that is it! https://cesletter.org/CES-Letter.pdf https://cesletter.org/CES-Letter.pdf I especially love the first quote in it (which I remember being a part of it): “If we have the truth, it cannot be harmed by investigation. If we have not the truth, it ought to be harmed.” - President J. Reuben Clark
- gremlinsinc 5y agoAs someone else mentioned it's probably the ces letter, but it also could be this one: https://www.letterformywife.com/the-letter https://www.letterformywife.com/the-letter http://www.mormonthink.com/lying.htm http://www.mormonthink.com/lying.htm is another good read.