Francis Was a Mormon, an Exmormon Profile Spotlight

The mormon church has hidden the truth and misrepresented church leaders like Joseph Smith while also pressuring members to promise allegiances to the church in the temple. Francis saw leaving the church as a repentant course correction towards a more authentic life!

Throughout the half century of my church membership, officers of the Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have hidden and misrepresented its history and have conducted a sustained, organized, willful misrepresentation, misinterpretation, and omission of vital information in their possession about the credibility, the character, the superstitions of founding church leader Joseph Smith while at the same time seeking my promise in the Temple that I entrust to them my life, my tithing, my time. — Throughout the half-century of my church membership, officers of the Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have hidden and misrepresented its history and have conducted a sustained, organized, willful misrepresentation, misinterpretation, and omission of vital information in their possession about the credibility, the character, the superstitions of founding church leader Joseph Smith while at the same time seeking my promise in the Temple that I entrust to them my life, my tithing, my time. Leaving Mormonism is an act of repentance, a course correction, and a move toward a more wholesome, healthy, and authentic life. – Francis

Leaving Mormonism is an act of repentance, a course correction, a move toward a more wholesome, healthy, and authentic life. — Throughout the half-century of my church membership, officers of the Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have hidden and misrepresented its history and have conducted a sustained, organized, willful misrepresentation, misinterpretation, and omission of vital information in their possession about the credibility, the character, the superstitions of founding church leader Joseph Smith while at the same time seeking my promise in the Temple that I entrust to them my life, my tithing, my time. Leaving Mormonism is an act of repentance, a course correction, and a move toward a more wholesome, healthy, and authentic life. – Francis

“Throughout the half century of my church membership, officers of the Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have hidden and misrepresented its history and have conducted a sustained, organized, willful misrepresentation, misinterpretation, and omission of vital information in their possession about the credibility, the character, the superstitions of founding church leader Joseph Smith while at the same time seeking my promise in the Temple that I entrust to them my life, my tithing, my time.
Leaving Mormonism is an act of repentance, a course correction, a move toward a more wholesome, healthy, and authentic life.”
Francis

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Mike says:
October 26, 2023 at 8:38 am
Francis (Nelson) you are a good man. Thank you for your extensive “Exit Statement,” linked in your WasMormon profile, as it may be a good resource to many.
I hope you can see me email to you in gmail.
Mike Freeland