Netscape ate my entry.\u00c2? Bad Netscape!<\/p>\n
I watched the last 90 minutes of Part I last night and all of Part II today.\u00c2? Part I was the history of the church and Part II was basically the Mormons today.<\/p>\n
The Good<\/strong> The Bad<\/strong> My Rating<\/strong> Netscape ate my entry.\u00c2? Bad Netscape! I watched the last 90 minutes of Part I last night and all of Part II today.\u00c2? Part I was the history of the church and Part II was basically the Mormons today. The … Continue reading
\n-very good narration and commentary on the history of the church including the mindset of Joseph Smith.
\n-those interviewed were well-spoken
\n-discussion of how those practicing polygamy actually lived
\n-they explained the background and events of the Mountain Meadows Massacre
\n-the discussion of polygamy today
\n-Part II gave a realistic picture of the Mormon life
\n-the interview with one of the young women from the family part where she talks about her illness (primary pulmonary arrhythmia or something — it was a heart condition where the prognosis is 2-5 years)
\n-the showing of the missionary training as well as missionary life
\n-interviews with students, LDS leadership, and those who were excommunicated for dissenting<\/p>\n
\n-the lack of knowledge of Church History (or even just plain American History) outside of anything pertaining to the LDS — they were talking about how they were the most persecuted people in America and I was left wondering if these “historians” knew anything about slavery, Jim Crow laws, internment camps for the Japanese, and other atrocities that have been committed in this country.\u00c2? I also wonder if they realize that Christianity was an outlawed religion until 313 AD — people suffered MUCH worse fates than the first Mormons did and there are countries around the world that persecute Christians today.<\/p>\n
\n4.5 out of 5 stars<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"