Ask a Mormon...

Basically, it is a reminder of a promise made to live a clean life.

 

Incorrect, most times except for when it is unreasonable (not the official terminology)

example: swimming

 

Thanks?

 

"Tablets" commonly called "gold plates"

Kinda confused as to what you are asking,

Yes I believe an angel (Moroni) spoke to him

 

I leave for the Mission Training Center in June to learn Tagalog, then go to the Philippines in August

 

What the Book of Mormon says, they are a direct translation.

 

My friend went to the same mission.

 

Cool! I think there are 17 missions in the Philippines now...

 

Thanks for the question

 

see post #33 in this thread.

I have a testimony of its truthfulness. Pray and ask with real intent after reading it basically.

And we believe the Book of Mormon to be his word, it is "Another Testament of Jesus Christ"

 

A family member of mine had his Jeep (first mistake) break down in St George UT. He had it fixed at the Jeep dealership. The work was a touch sloppy, but the Jeep made it home (600 miles) with no more issues. The invoice for repairs was a little higher than I would expect it to be. Probably about an hour's labor past what the flat rate manual says. Here's the question:

Did the bill have a "non LDS" tax on it? Or was it more of a "California plates" tax? And no, I don't know for sure the dealership is mormon owned.

Also, after limping said Jeep into town on a 110 degree day while running the heater full blast to keep from overheating, the guys had to eat at Taco Bell. It was the only thing open at 7PM. What gives? Some of the closed establishments are surely mormon owned. Surely Jesus would have a real resturant open for weary travelers.

 

IDK specifics about Utah taxes, I live in Alaska... I agree some stores need to be open on Sundays, (and I worked on Sundays over the summer) like hospital, grocery store, gas station, etc...

 

I'm from St George and have even worked at a few dealerships there. Most are not owned by someone who is LDS. Yes there are a lot of places that are closed on Sunday but there are also many places that are open. St George is very spread out (food wise) and I'm assuming your friend wanted to stay close to the Freeway.

 

How's downtown coming along? The building I mean..

 

dats what i tell my dogs

 

I live in Alaska...

 

oh.. didn't see that.

 

LOL