Does God want America to become a Mormon country?

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As usual, the voice of reason goes unnoticed... Joy. Whatever, carry on, fools. Continue to argue and bicker over some stupid religious issue that has JACK s**t to do with running a country. Although that doesn't really matter anyway because the presidency is a joke. That s**t's been decided already by the elite, but you'll all still sit here and fight one another, get pissed off at each other, and hate each other, just like they want you to. You people sicken me.

I just hope you guys ENJOY the bitching back and forth while your country crumbles around you. We are all one, god damnit, and it doesn't really matter who the president is. The sooner we realize that we're all in the same boat, and our neighbors are NOT our enemies just because they like a different senator than we do, the better off we'll be.

Nobody knows what God wants. First, it is not clear that God even exists. Then even given He Exists, there are so many voices claiming to be His prophet and so many scriptures claiming to be His word that vetting these sources is a practical impossibility.

What you can be sure of is hundred, if not thousands of shysters and swindlers are all claiming to be the authentic Voice of the Lord. Do not believe any of them.

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I would take the approaching hurricane as an indisputable sign that God absolutely does not want a Mormon president.

First of all we do not live in ancient biblical times when polygamy was acceptable. Women are liberated and if a man wants 2 wives then a woman will want 2 husbands. If a man does not wish to share his wife then monogamy will be the only solution. If a man insists on having a mistress his marriage will most likely end up in divorce because today women have a right to divorce and are simply unwilling to share their husbands especially if a man is unwilling to share his wife. Polygamy is no real solution because there is simply not enough women in the world for everyone to have 2 wives.

Free love will be the direction we are heading in but that would mean that we would all be one big family.

There is polygamy in some countries. I don't know how many guys end up wifeless. It may have made more sense when lots of men died in battle, or when the winners could keep for themselves the losers women.

In ancient times a lot of men did die in battles so polygamy was accepted. But now we strive to live in an age of peace so polygamy is now becoming more obsolete.

After seeing all this pointless bickering, I've come to the simple conclusion that if there was a deity whose parthenon I were to call home, I think they would prefer the less selfish of the two; the one who is clearly trying to help and doesn't have multiple houses to their name with butlers and maids to boot, and yet has to fight a congress full of clowns who have stated that they simply want to make it a goal to stop him. I'd pray to the Golden Goddesses of Hyrule that he has a much better time in his upcoming reign. However, I'd leave Hylia out of those prayers, because she proved herself useless when it came to managing a single segment of the world and isn't exactly mentioned in future historia or materials.

...I suppose that's more an issue because the writers of the mythos shoehorned her after having written out the rest of their timeline, instead of placing that story as an 'What if' or 'Alternately' to the greatest tale of the Hero of the Winds, where its placement would make sense, as instead of flooding Hyrule, they could have let it be and that would better account for the fallow state of the land and the mutations of the people.

But I digress, and conclude.