Thread: Brace for Impact in Utah

Originally Posted by UtahRob

I am active LDS for 40 years and live in Utah and very very ticked off at this bill being passed and feel that Presiding Bishop H. David Burton of The Church crossed the line . He should have been there influencing this bill to pass .

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Originally Posted by UtahRob

I am active LDS for 40 years and live in Utah and very very ticked off at this bill being passed and feel that Presiding Bishop H. David Burton of The Church crossed the line.

We'd like to believe that religious leaders would be most concerned with the spiritual journey of their own people, but time and again in the illegal alien debate, we see that this is not true. It's not just LDS.

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Originally Posted by vistalad

It's not just LDS.

Exactly! It seems every church advocates for IAs.

Originally Posted by Ratbstard

Originally Posted by vistalad

It's not just LDS.

Exactly! It seems every church advocates for IAs.

That's not exactly true:

My Pastor and most of the other small (non-denomination) churches here in SW OK. are totaly against Illegal Immigration.

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

Originally Posted by Ratbstard

Originally Posted by vistalad

It's not just LDS.

Exactly! It seems every church advocates for IAs.

That's not exactly true:

My Pastor and most of the other small (non-dinomination) churches here in SW OK. are totaly against Illegal Immigration.

Its mainly the big huge churches that really aren't about a religion or a bible but about their own feel good agenda that often crosses into politics. Notice all the reports we get are about churches tied to either the specific latino community or huge national or worldwide churches.