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Zack Bass
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The "secret undergarments" are made of white cloth and look like single piece bathing suits. There you go. The cat's out of the bag now  Then this guy (See this link) was lying when he said: "Sewn into the Mormon garment, over the right and left breasts, are the Masonic symbols of the square and compass, signifying exactness and honor in following God. Over the right knee of the garment is sewn another mark, reminding the underwear wearer that every knee shall bow to God. There is also one sewn over the navel, indicating that God is the ultimate source of nutrition--so you'd better not put a belly button ring there. Mary Ann and I have made a miniature set of the Mormon underwear (kind of like a paper doll cut-out) and stuck them on this little Emperor guy, if you'd like to come up afterwards and take a closer look. When Mormons are given their new underwear, they're also given a new name that they will eventually be known by in heaven. Mary Ann's was "Deborah." Mine was "Ezekiel." (My pet macaw's name is also "Ezekiel.") Armed with their new name and new underwear, Mormons then go through a temple ceremony in which they learn secret handshakes and passwords that they believe will be required for admission into God's presence in the Mormon heaven." How much of that is true, and which parts are lies? |
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The "secret undergarments" are made of white cloth and look like single piece bathing suits. There you go. The cat's out of the bag now Then this guy (See this link) was lying when he said: "Sewn into the Mormon garment, over the right and left breasts, are the Masonic symbols of the square and compass, signifying exactness and honor in following God. Over the right knee of the garment is sewn another mark, reminding the underwear wearer that every knee shall bow to God. There is also one sewn over the navel, indicating that God is the ultimate source of nutrition--so you'd better not put a belly button ring there. Mary Ann and I have made a miniature set of the Mormon underwear (kind of like a paper doll cut-out) and stuck them on this little Emperor guy, if you'd like to come up afterwards and take a closer look. When Mormons are given their new underwear, they're also given a new name that they will eventually be known by in heaven. Mary Ann's was "Deborah." Mine was "Ezekiel." (My pet macaw's name is also "Ezekiel.") Armed with their new name and new underwear, Mormons then go through a temple ceremony in which they learn secret handshakes and passwords that they believe will be required for admission into God's presence in the Mormon heaven." How much of that is true, and which parts are lies? At the very least, the last part is true. And no, I'm not anti-Mormon. Check out this site for more information: http://www.exmormon.org/ |
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Zack Bass
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There really isnt any thing secret about being mormon.
there isnt nothing secret at all trust me.
No secret handshake or password to get into Heaven? No special symbols on the Garment? |
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Eric
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When I was in basic training, there were two Mormons that wore the special underwear. It's been a decade or so, but I don't remember seeing any markings -- just plain (gleaming, sparkly) white cotton. That doesn't preclude the possibility that they brought their specially-unmarked special drawers, but who knows...  eric |
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