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A while back I did an ARCH-HIVE Zine where I turned a bunch of temples into spaceships. One of them did end up looking like an X-wing, but I think I used the San Diego temple. The D.C. temple turned more into an arc, I think. Anyways, I paired them with lyrics from "if you could hie to Kolob".

What I'm saying is, you and your friend have, apparently, hacked my subconscious, which I'm not mad about, but you should probably wash you hands. I got some weird junk in there.

Someone remind me to post some of my temple spaceship drawings when I get home from work in, like, five hours.

Okay so for those of you who don’t know, the D.C. temple looks really cool from the Capital Beltway, which I demonstrated to my long-distance, non-member friend with the following photograph:

Her response:

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Sunday doodles 3/23/25

Yeah man, what if?

What if the Nauvoo sunstone was a buff woman? I think that would be neat.

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What if the Nauvoo sunstone was a buff woman? I think that would be neat.

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Now that I'm fully awake, I can't get the image of Gordon Ramsay showing up in heaven's kitchen.

"What do you mean you don't know where it came from? How long has it been sitting out like that!? This place is f***ing ridicul- WHY ARE THERE THREE GOD D*MN CHICKENS ON THE FLOOR!? JESUS CHRIST!"

Had a dream last night were I went to heaven and met God. God was a tiny lady and we went into heaven's kitchen to cook some food. There were these big pots full of chopped meat. I asked God where the meat came from since this was heaven and nothing ever died here.

God looked at me and an expression of concern crossed her face as she said, "I don't know, man. It just shows up."

Then I watched God drop three whole chickens, one after another, trying to get one of them into the oven.

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Had a dream last night were I went to heaven and met God. God was a tiny lady and we went into heaven's kitchen to cook some food. There were these big pots full of chopped meat. I asked God where the meat came from since this was heaven and nothing ever died here.

God looked at me and an expression of concern crossed her face as she said, "I don't know, man. It just shows up."

Then I watched God drop three whole chickens, one after another, trying to get one of them into the oven.

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"The Cunning Man" by D.J. Butler is about a depression era Mormon who practices magic to help out people in need and occasionally fight demons

"Station Zerahemla" by Steven Heumann is a retelling of part of the Book of Mormon, but set in space.

"That Leviathan, Whom Thou Hast Made" by Eric James Stone is about a Branch President over a branch that includes a giant plasma based life forms.

"All Made of Hinges, Being an Anthology of Mormon Steampunk" edited by James Wymore is, as the title suggests, an anthology of short stories that have steampunk elements and Mormon characters.

Tumblrstake, I need your recommendations for weird Mormon literature.

I have partaken of Future Day Saints by Matt Page and a large assortment of zines from the Arch-Hive, and now I’m like that ticking crocodile who cannot rest in its efforts to get another bite.

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Now that our favorite Uncle, J. Golden Kimball has joined tumblrstake I just have one thing to say:

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

I have been resurrected as a precursor to Christ to bring an important message from the Godhead. That message is as follows: Stop being little shits already.

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I have it in fridge magnet form. It's one of my most prized possessions, hence the elite team of ninjas protecting it.

you guys don’t understand how devastating it is that I can’t find a decent scan/print of this piece I saw at the Latter-day Saint Art Through the Ages exhibition

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How do I learn more about mormonism?? Super new to the fandom, was wondering where I should start. Is the book better or the play?

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Same. My family's been Mormon for about a long as Mormon was a thing you could be

I'm curious, to the fine folks of tumblrstake, how many of y'all wouldn't have existed if it weren't for the church?

I.e. your parents wouldn't have ever met if they had never joined the church

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Turns out Truck-kun's maximum isekai load is exactly one (1) pioneer era temple and no more

Hey, y'all remember when the Salt Lake Temple made a cameo appearance in an anime?

I think about it sometimes.

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Sunday doodles 3/16/25:

The Tokyo Japan Temple if it was a giant robot

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We’re excited to announce that our co-founder, Camilla Stark, is publishing her first graphic novel! Described by reviewers as “highly original,” “poetic, fast-paced, and thought-provoking,” and “deceptively complex,” the book follows a disillusioned apocalyptic prophet’s journey through a wasteland to face the Desert God. The 160-page hardcover novel, expected in June 2025, is available for preorder on Kickstarter now.

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Happy March 14th to all my fellow Mormons

Rest in piss, Boggy

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Happy March 14th to all my fellow Mormons

Rest in piss, Boggy

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"I can't believe there are Mormons on Tumblr, they seem so antithetical to Tumblr culture"

Girl we are Space Christians. We are known for our Bible fanfic. We have so much discourse. Tumblr was practically made for us. Me and the 60 other Mormon bloggers on here are having a fantastic time together.

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Not "legally" Christian?!?! I'm sorry, according to who? I didn't know the government had a say on religious gatekeeping. Also, legality is your justification? Really? Not academia? Not anything else other then legality? Thanks for informing me on the infallible opinion of the government.

I'm sorry, this just feels so silly. "Legally not Christian". Give me a break.