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Saints Unscripted

Reacting to more savage comments about LDS beliefs

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A comment claims Jeffrey R. Holland will discover Mormonism is a 19th-century fraud—how do the hosts respond?
The episode begins with the hosts reading a comment asserting that Jeffrey R. Holland will learn Mormonism is a fraud, prompting reflection on Holland's testimony and grace-based salvation. They then discuss a comment calling the Book of Mormon the greatest hoax on American soil, acknowledging its complexity. Next, they debate a comment about not kissing unless in a romantic relationship, with Wilson humorously suggesting kissing before dating to test compatibility. The hosts analyze a comment criticizing prophet worship during President Nelson's 100th birthday, balancing celebration with concerns about focus. They explore a comment calling them 'nuts' for beliefs on the Trinity versus Godhead, explaining why LDS views feel more practical. Finally, they address a comment from someone struggling with faith while returning to church, offering encouragement and noting spiritual obstacles. The episode covers diverse topics with a mix of defense, humor, and empathy, typical of the show's format.

As heard by us

David and Wilson answer sharp LDS criticism with conviction, comic detours, and a grounded defense of celebration.

Saints Unscripted plays as a loose response to viewer comments, with David and Wilson moving from pointed criticism of Mormonism into everyday questions about Latter-day Saint practice.

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You want Latter-day Saint comments answered with banter, belief, and an unexpectedly personal detour about kissing.

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