Re: Distant planet judged possibly habitable



Jim Davis wrote:
I repeat. I know of no Mormons that actually have their own planets. Since you raised having their own planet as a criteria for success I feel justified in actually judging them by it.

Perhaps Mormons do have their own planets and it has escaped my attention. Please feel free to fill me in on what I missed.

In my copy of "The Book Of Mormon" they have a great painting of the siege that occurs on a huge Babylon-sized city in North America.
Oddly, even though we've done archeological excavations all through North America, we haven't turned up the ruins of some huge Babylon-sized city.
If I didn't know better, I'd think Rand was a Mormon.
And maybe I don't know better. :-)

Pat
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