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Thanks, everyone! I just want to clarify again that I’m not LDS. I’m still figuring out where I stand religiously, but at the moment I lean more toward Protestantism. The reason I asked the question is that I first learned about polygyny through...

Indeed, I'm the only (open) semi-active Mormon on here.

This x2. :)

Indeed, I'm the only (open) semi-active Mormon on here.

Thanks, everyone! I just want to clarify again that I’m not LDS. I’m still figuring out where I stand religiously, but at the moment I lean more toward Protestantism. The reason I asked the question is that I first learned about polygyny through...

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 And what is first politically significant move by Burnham? Tyranny is too expensive and therefore BritCard, of digital ID fame, goes to shredder in order to remove VAT on electricity. I imagine Davos already hates him. First, no...

LOL, alcohol. With different public morality, best ad for this would be: Your best help in getting a new wife. 🤣🤣

You asked a question and he answered it. What’s with No, no, no, no.?

No, they both made it pretty clear to me that sex was the single factor (and alcohol, LOL) that turned their acquaintance into a marriage.

If dear ol' dad ain't around or if he gave up his responsibility? Then what? She is free to decide herself.

What factors besides exactly? Her father wasn't asked.

And I am required to be deserving of their honor and I am required to provide wise instruction. I do not expect them to blindly honor me if I am not honorable and I do not expect them to follow unwise or ill-informed instruction.

Sometimes we don't choose to make a Covenant, but still exist in one, and have the duties thereofe. For example, your children are required to honor you as their mother, and to obey your instruction. Those are Covenantal responsibilities that...

well, as I respond to this it is : Total: 2,069 (members: 2, guests: 2,067) Robots: 51 That is a lot of lurkers!! :)

This x2. :)