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Updated Oct 15, 6:35 PM PT

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Bill@Billgetzfroggy

A fan account shared a moment from ESPN where Pat McAfee passed along what his former teammate Austin Collie told him about LDS missionaries: that they come home mature, family-ready and athletic.

Oct 15, 1:30 PM PT

Kirk Rollins@nicoraytruth

A Latter-day Saint reacted to a conversation in which Catholics said their church doesn't send missionaries to the U.S. because it is a Christian nation. He argued the U.S. is not, pointed to LDS missionaries serving across the country, and criticized the Catholic position strongly.

Oct 14, 11:15 PM PT

Trevor Tomesh ☕@realDrTT

A Catholic creator quote-posted that argument about missionary work and said he agrees with it, as a devout Catholic.

Oct 14, 11:21 PM PT

Jared Bell@jaredadairbell

A meme reply in an ongoing Trinity debate: a bookcase labeled as holding the biblical references for sola scriptura, sola fide, cessationism and the Trinity is shown empty.

Oct 15, 8:55 AM PT

Ponch_LazarUTE@Ute_Ponch

A dad shared the joy of a video call: his son and daughter, serving missions in neighboring areas, happened to meet at the temple on their temple day.

Oct 15, 12:26 PM PT

Let’s Talk w/ Hayden Carroll@Lets_Talk_HC

Quote-posted a claim that rejecting the Trinity means you aren't Christian, and asked whether someone who rejects the fourth-century idea that the Father and Son are one substance must accept something Jesus and the Apostles never taught.

Oct 14, 10:58 PM PT

B C Baker@bcbaker66

A member asked fellow Latter-day Saints whether they have ever been called to meet with an Area Seventy, and what it was about.

Oct 14, 8:49 PM PT

Ryker@RykerJackson97

Quote-posted a promotion of an ex-Mormon creator, pushing back and urging people to choose better role models than someone who left their family's faith.

Oct 14, 9:16 PM PT

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