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Not WHITE, not
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The Curse
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(1831 - 1844)
JOSEPH SMITH Discoverer of the Golden plates
First Prophet and President and Founder of the Mormon Church:
"Had I anything to do with the negro , I would confine them by strict law to
their own species and put them on a national equalization.''
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(1848 - 1877)
BRIGHAM YOUNG 2nd Prophet and President
"You see some classes of the human family that are black, uncouth, uncomely,
disagreeable, sad, low in their habits, wild, and seemingly without the blessings of the
intelligence that is generally bestowed upon mankind.
"Shall I tell you the law of God in regard to the African race? If
the white man who belongs to the chosen seed mixes his blood with the seed of Cain, the
penalty, under the law of God, is death on the spot. This will always be
so."
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(1877 - 1887) JOHN TAYLOR 3rd Prophet and President
"...after the flood we are told that the curse that had been pronounced upon Cain
was continued through Ham's wife, as he had married a wife of that seed. And why did it
pass through the flood? Because it was necessary that the devil should have a
representation a upon a the earth as well as God;.. "
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(1901 - 1918) JOSEPH FIELDING SMITH 10th Prophet and President
"I would not want you to believe that we bear any animosity toward the Negro. "Darkies"
are wonderful people, and they have their place in our church."
"Not only was Cain called upon to suffer, but because of his wickedness he
became the father of an inferior race.
"... and they have been 'despised among all people.' This
doctrine did not originate with President Brigham Young but was taught by the Prophet
Joseph Smith ..."
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Gordon Hinckley on Why it took so long to overcome racism
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Disclaimer /
Clarifier:
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The Book of Mormon (BOM) was not TRANSLATED CORRECTLY,
at first.
Thousands of corrections were substituted and added later, inspired by
revelation. For example, initially the BOM's "... a white and
delightsome [race of people]" had been translated incorrectly by the
prophet Joseph Smith; it should have read "... light and delightsome".
Such replacements are always made without calling attention to the
changes. An rare exception was, when in 1976, the LDS prophet widely
publicized that it's now OK to be a descendent of the Biblical Cain -- the
Black race. |
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Joseph Smith, translating
-- correctly --
the Book of Mormon
FIRST photograph of J.
Smith
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BRUCE
R. McCONKIE of the Quorum of the 12 Apostles
The negroes are not equal with other races
when the receipt of certain spiritual blessings are concerned..."
...As a result of his rebellion, Cain was cursed with a dark
skin; he became the father of the negroes"
"Cain Ham, and the whole negro race have _
cursed with a black skin,
the
mark of Cain, so they can be identified as a caste apart, a people with whom the other
descendants of Adam should not intermarry."
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MARK E. PETERSON of the Quorum of the 12
Apostles
"At least in the cases of the Lamanites and the negroes we have the definite
word of the Lord Himself that He placed a dark skin upon them as a curse - as a
punishment and as a sign to all others.
" If there is one drop of negro blood in my children, as I have read to you,
they receive the curse, There isn't any argument, therefore, as to intermarriage with
the Negro, is there? "Now we are generous with the Negro. We are willing that the Negro have the
highest kind of education. I would be willing to let every Negro drive a Cadillac
if they could afford it.
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ORSON PRATT of the Quorum of the 12 Apostles
"The Lord has not kept them in store for five or six thousand years past, and kept
them waiting for their bodies all this time to send them among the Hottentots, the
African Negroes, the idolatrous Hindoos, or any other of the fallen nations of the
earth
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SPENCER W. KIMBALL:
"Lamanites" is the Book of Mormon term for Native
Americans. The quote below is from a Mormon General Conference talk given
by Spencer W. Kimball in 1960. Spencer W. Kimball became the
president of the Mormon Church in 1975.
"The day of the Lamanites in nigh. For years they have been growing
delightsome, and they are now becoming white and delightsome, as
they were promised. [...] The children in the home placement program in
Utah are often lighter than their brothers and sisters in the hogans
on the reservation.
At one meeting a father and mother and their sixteen-year-old daughter
were present, the little member girl- sixteen- sitting between the darker
father and mother, and it was evident she was several shades lighter than
her parents- on the same reservation, in the same hogan, subject to the
same sun and wind and weather. There was the doctor in a Utah city who for
two years had had an Indian boy in his home who stated that he was
some shades lighter than the younger brother just coming into the
program from the reservation. These young members of the Church are
changing to whiteness and to delightsomeness. One white elder
jokingly said that he and his companion were donating blood regularly
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These Seers and Revelators silently
acquiesced
in in the Mormon condemnation of black and Indian people.
It is
noteworthy than none disagreed.
In all fairness --
In June in 1978,
President Spencer W. Kimball spoke
with The Heavenly Father, who lives on the planet Kolob.
Afterwards, an announcement was made -- without any doctrinal statement
-- which only said the Lord had indicated that the time for change had
come. Blacks could now become full participants in the church, if
they are worthy."
But No doctrinal statement was given.
Mormonism can never correct its
denigrating view of Blacks and Indians. To do so would mean that the scriptures
aren't true. It would mean that the war in the 'pre-existence', on Kolob might,
after all, not have caused the devil to mix his blood with that of Cain. Then,
Cain could not have fathered all black skinned children...
A doctrinal statement to gloss over
this racist Mormon business is therefore not possible. Mormonism could not survive
it.
To correct the bigotry now would mean
that Joseph Smith could not have translated the golden plates. Perhaps Smith
could not even translate anything at all! Perhaps he couldn't read
Egyptian, to boot. Could it be that Smith was a fraud and Mormonism is his
colossal hoax? If so it would mean an unthinkable loss of tithing revenue for
church coffers.
A Mormon recantation of its racist
foundation cannot happen because racism is directly hard-wired into the source code of the
entire program.
However, with the
change of the Negroes receiving the Priesthood in 1978, Mormon leaders
are attempting to cover up this embarrassing teaching concerning skin
color.
"... many
generations shall not pass away among them, save they shall be a WHITE
and a delightsome people." (1830 Edition, p. 117)
"... PURE and
delightsome people." (1840 edition)
"...WHITE and
delightsome people." (All later translations until 1981)
"... PURE and
delightsome people." (1981 translations , II Nephi 30:6)
Although the Mormon
Church will not make available the handwritten manuscript of the Book of
Mormon, the R.L.D.S. Church has the handwritten printers copy,
which was given to the printer to set the type for the first printing.
It too, agrees with the 1830 Edition. It reads "white".
(off-site
link)
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Buttars is
lying low in aftermath
He spends time in private discussions with colleagues, then leaves the Capitol
early
By Cathy McKitrick The Salt Lake Tribune
Referring to Sen. Buttars dealing with the
fallout from his racially charged comment.
Sen. Chris Buttars [R-UT] spent another short day at the Legislature, trying to
weather the fallout from his racially charged comment.
The West Jordan lawmaker spent much of Friday's Senate floor time in private
discussions and left early, turning over the chairman's gavel of the afternoon
Senate Health and Human Services committee hearing to Sen. Allen Christensen,
R-North Ogden.
"My sense is he's very distraught," Senate President John Valentine said Friday.
The regional president of the NAACP has called on Buttars to resign for a
comment he made Tuesday during a heated Senate floor debate on an issue with
heavy impact to Buttars' district.
One lawmaker referred to
SB48 as the ugly baby bill. Buttars, during a
passionate speech, picked up on the metaphor, saying, "This baby is black. It is
a dark, ugly thing."
Valentine later announced there had been a breach of decorum and gave Buttars
the floor. He apologized, denying racist intent.
The NAACP's Jeanetta Williams called for his resignation and the remark has
caused something of a firestorm, with online comments, e-mails and letters to
the editor.
Majority Leader Curtis Bramble said he spent 45 minutes with Buttars in Senate
offices Friday morning talking about a range of issues.
"He was questioning, last session and during the interim, whether to run for
re-election because of his health," Bramble said.
Resignation did not come up during recent conversations, said Valentine and
Bramble. "I think the case is over and done," said Sen. Lyle Hillyard, R-Logan.
"He'll make his decision [about his future in the Legislature] in three weeks."
Incendiary remark.
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"This
baby is black.
It is a dark, ugly thing."
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The
above quotes by Mormon Primates are short ones.
Read on if you would like to see the comments in their fuller context, along with
their sources.
A site where you can see -- from
the Mormon's own scriptures -- that what is written here is not just all made up
-- it's the Mormon church's bookstore.
Look up your beliefs: http://www.deseretbook.com/scriptures/pgp_home.html
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Mormon Scripture is quietly and systematically
being cleaned up. For example, the 'Mormon Doctrine' by Mormonism's chief
apologist, Bruce McConkie, is being revised regularly. Much of the
condemnation of Blacks has been censored away. You may have to track down some older
copies in libraries to verify the veracity of this web page.
Much of this text is also given at
various 'Truer' Christian web sites, each with its own axe to grind. These sites
dredge up the ugly side of Mormonism to bolster their own view of THE TRUTH. One such site
is Saints Alive In Jesus
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