Mormon Church peels back mystery of sacred undergarments
“The church released a four-minute video on its Web site, comparing the white two-piece cotton ‘temple garments’ to the priest’s cassock, nun’s habit, Jewish prayer shawl, Muslim’s skullcap and Buddhist monks’ saffron robes.” WPost
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If they protect from sin, as they admit, haven’t they just admitted that there is a kernel of truth to the joke about “magic Mormon underwear”?
Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.
Imagine there were a Broadway play that mocked Islam and the prophet Muhammad!
Hillary loved the play!
http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/09/hillary_cheered_broadways_book_o…
On Thursday of last week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the video project Innocence of Muslims, the one that may or may not have provoked riots worldwide, “disgusting and reprehensible.”
Although Clinton could have seen no more than a 13-minute trailer for the video, she condemned it in no uncertain terms: “Let me state very clearly — and I hope it is obvious — the United States government had nothing to do with this video. We absolutely reject its content and message.”
One would think that Clinton might have had a similar reaction to a musical comedy by the name of The Book of Mormon, a satirical, scandalously potty-mouthed riff on the Mormon religion. What follows is one of the show’s printable lyrics, this from the song “All-American Prophet.”
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