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FLDS-doomsday rumors infest Web

Doomsday scenarios and rumors of an impending mass suicide
by faithful members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints are spreading fast on the World Wide Web.

Several Web sites predict a short and grim future for the FLDS, saying
that the church's leader, Warren Jeffs, is saying the world will end
Wednesday, the 175th anniversary of the founding of the LDS Church.

Much of the news-media frenzy now facing the FLDS church
centers on its doctrine of plural marriage and on Jeffs, who
arranges the marriages and has excommunicated dozens
of prominent men and reassigned their wives and children
to other men.

Jeffs is also being sued in 3rd District Court on child-abuse
allegations and for control of the United Effort Plan Trust,
which owns most of the property in Hildale and Colorado
City. According to court documents, Jeffs has not
responded to either civil lawsuit, prompting a default
judgment to be issued against the 48-year-old leader
of the largest polygamous church in the country.

One of the key sources of speculation was when Jeffs, who
has a reported 50-70 wives, surprised many of his own
followers about a year ago with news that he had purchased
nearly 1,700 acres of ranch land in sparsely populated west
Texas for a new FLDS community. Leaders of the Eldorado
Success newspaper in Schleicher County, Texas, get weekly
updates on the site. Photos of a massive building that
resembles one of the first LDS temples are posted, as are
pictures of large houses, a dairy operation, rock quarry,
orchards, gardens, a warehouse and other buildings.

Bernie Burqua wrote:

http://www.religionnewsblog.com/1079...ors-infest-Web

FLDS-doomsday rumors infest Web

Doomsday scenarios and rumors of an impending mass suicide
by faithful members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints are spreading fast on the World Wide Web.

Several Web sites predict a short and grim future for the FLDS, saying
that the church's leader, Warren Jeffs, is saying the world will end
Wednesday, the 175th anniversary of the founding of the LDS Church.

Much of the news-media frenzy now facing the FLDS church
centers on its doctrine of plural marriage and on Jeffs, who
arranges the marriages and has excommunicated dozens
of prominent men and reassigned their wives and children
to other men.

Jeffs is also being sued in 3rd District Court on child-abuse
allegations and for control of the United Effort Plan Trust,
which owns most of the property in Hildale and Colorado
City. According to court documents, Jeffs has not
responded to either civil lawsuit, prompting a default
judgment to be issued against the 48-year-old leader
of the largest polygamous church in the country.

One of the key sources of speculation was when Jeffs, who
has a reported 50-70 wives, surprised many of his own
followers about a year ago with news that he had purchased
nearly 1,700 acres of ranch land in sparsely populated west
Texas for a new FLDS community. Leaders of the Eldorado
Success newspaper in Schleicher County, Texas, get weekly
updates on the site. Photos of a massive building that
resembles one of the first LDS temples are posted, as are
pictures of large houses, a dairy operation, rock quarry,
orchards, gardens, a warehouse and other buildings.

I can hardly wait until the big curtain array goes up.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Doomsday scenarios and rumors of an impending mass suicide
by faithful members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints are spreading fast on the World Wide Web.

Several Web sites predict a short and grim future for the FLDS, saying
that the church's leader, Warren Jeffs, is saying the world will end
Wednesday, the 175th anniversary of the founding of the LDS Church.

One of the key sources of speculation was when Jeffs, who
has a reported 50-70 wives, surprised many of his own
followers about a year ago with news that he had purchased
nearly 1,700 acres of ranch land in sparsely populated west
Texas for a new FLDS community. Leaders of the Eldorado
Success newspaper in Schleicher County, Texas, get weekly
updates on the site. Photos of a massive building that
resembles one of the first LDS temples are posted, as are
pictures of large houses, a dairy operation, rock quarry,
orchards, gardens, a warehouse and other buildings.


Only in America. Thank Christ for that!

Which Wednesday? Did they specify a timezone for the world to end? It's
10:30pm here and we are 18 hours ahead of you and it hasn't ended here yet.

Brad in Australia

Is the key word RUMORS? An enemy can start a rumor. :-)

Brad wrote:

Doomsday scenarios and rumors of an impending mass suicide
by faithful members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints are spreading fast on the World Wide Web.

Several Web sites predict a short and grim future for the FLDS, saying
that the church's leader, Warren Jeffs, is saying the world will end
Wednesday, the 175th anniversary of the founding of the LDS Church.

One of the key sources of speculation was when Jeffs, who
has a reported 50-70 wives, surprised many of his own
followers about a year ago with news that he had purchased
nearly 1,700 acres of ranch land in sparsely populated west
Texas for a new FLDS community. Leaders of the Eldorado
Success newspaper in Schleicher County, Texas, get weekly
updates on the site. Photos of a massive building that
resembles one of the first LDS temples are posted, as are
pictures of large houses, a dairy operation, rock quarry,
orchards, gardens, a warehouse and other buildings.



Only in America. Thank Christ for that!

Which Wednesday? Did they specify a timezone for the world to end? It's
10:30pm here and we are 18 hours ahead of you and it hasn't ended here yet.

Brad in Australia

I heard that Jews very often use the word xian because they don't care
to name the name of Christ, much less Jesus the Christ!

Bernie Burqua wrote:

http://www.religionnewsblog.com/1079...ors-infest-Web

FLDS-doomsday rumors infest Web

Doomsday scenarios and rumors of an impending mass suicide
by faithful members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints are spreading fast on the World Wide Web.

Several Web sites predict a short and grim future for the FLDS, saying
that the church's leader, Warren Jeffs, is saying the world will end
Wednesday, the 175th anniversary of the founding of the LDS Church.

Much of the news-media frenzy now facing the FLDS church
centers on its doctrine of plural marriage and on Jeffs, who
arranges the marriages and has excommunicated dozens
of prominent men and reassigned their wives and children
to other men.

Jeffs is also being sued in 3rd District Court on child-abuse
allegations and for control of the United Effort Plan Trust,
which owns most of the property in Hildale and Colorado
City. According to court documents, Jeffs has not
responded to either civil lawsuit, prompting a default
judgment to be issued against the 48-year-old leader
of the largest polygamous church in the country.

One of the key sources of speculation was when Jeffs, who
has a reported 50-70 wives, surprised many of his own
followers about a year ago with news that he had purchased
nearly 1,700 acres of ranch land in sparsely populated west
Texas for a new FLDS community. Leaders of the Eldorado
Success newspaper in Schleicher County, Texas, get weekly
updates on the site. Photos of a massive building that
resembles one of the first LDS temples are posted, as are
pictures of large houses, a dairy operation, rock quarry,
orchards, gardens, a warehouse and other buildings.

Yeah,the World will end at exactly 11:17 PM on December 16 in the year
2050.My "edcuated guess" is just as good anybody elses,I guess :{)
cuhulin

On Wed, 06 Apr 2005 08:44:23 -0400, Al Patrick
wrote:

I heard that Jews very often use the word xian because they don't care
to name the name of Christ, much less Jesus the Christ!


Once again you heard wrong ........ use that round thingamajig on the
radio (tuning knob) sometime and listen to something other than Pastor
Pete. Also, I've heard Jews say Jesus Christ many times, usually in
the context of "Jesus Christ! Did you see that dribble that Al
Patrick posted?"

Howard wrote:

On Wed, 06 Apr 2005 08:44:23 -0400, Al Patrick
wrote:


I heard that Jews very often use the word xian because they don't care
to name the name of Christ, much less Jesus the Christ!



Once again you heard wrong ........ use that round thingamajig on the
radio (tuning knob) sometime and listen to something other than Pastor
Pete. Also, I've heard Jews say Jesus Christ many times, usually in
the context of "Jesus Christ! Did you see that dribble that Al
Patrick posted?"

I yes, I forgot. Plenty of them use "Jesus Christ" as a SWEAR WORD!

Howard wrote:

On Wed, 06 Apr 2005 08:44:23 -0400, Al Patrick
wrote:


I heard that Jews very often use the word xian because they don't care
to name the name of Christ, much less Jesus the Christ!



Once again you heard wrong ........ use that round thingamajig on the
radio (tuning knob) sometime and listen to something other than Pastor
Pete. Also, I've heard Jews say Jesus Christ many times, usually in
the context of "Jesus Christ! Did you see that dribble that Al
Patrick posted?"

Howard,

Thanks for reminding me so I could remind everyone else. Pastor Peters
is on an hour earlier today, Thursday. He's on right now at 9:00 PM |
21:00 EDT / 01:00 UTC. He'll be on for two hours on 5070 MHz.

If reception is not too good in your area you can get him on Telstar 5
-- audio only or at http://www.scripturesforamerica.org for live streaming.