Mormon TEMPLE in Dublin?
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2024
- The Limerick District of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is no more. It has ceased to be. It has shuffled off its mortal coil and joined the Dublin Stake. The entire Republic of Ireland is home to just one stake. And yet, the feeling amongst members is this is the prelude to a temple. After all, Scotland just got one announced.
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Latter Day Saints is a property / investment business masquerading as a religion. Temples provide good cosplay opportunities!
My Nana, who worked at the church office building in SLC, as a land project manager or something, told me of huge $$$ contract signings, how she didn't have enough actual work for 8 hours, so had to use the church's gym to kill time. It's right in front of them, and they continue to pay tithing.
Same could be said for Scientology.
One of The church’s responsibilities is to
Build the kingdom of God here on earth. Not just in membership, but also in infrastructure.
@tylerrickertsen But the point that Nemo is trying to make is that there is currently no need for a temple in Ireland. Back when I joined the church(1985) careful consideration went into temple building. Temples were and are very expensive buildings to build and maintain so you can’t just throw one up on any old street corner. In my day, the church took factors into consideration such as whether there were enough members in a given area to justify building a temple there. Now, President Nelson wants to open temples like those old Minnie Pearl Fried Chicken outlets in and around Nashville some years back. The company went bust due to over expansion. And so will the church if it keeps on building temples where they are not needed!
Nemo I am grateful you are still able to keep us informed. Europe matters and I feel sick that Nelson has no idea how foolish he looks. We can add and see the empty temples. So sad
Great video. I'd like to see you doing more excursions.
I live in Newcastle, Australia. There's a Community of Christ chapel in my town, right next door to the Anglican Church. I've never seen anyone going into either building, ever.
Years ago I used an electrician who was an active Mormon. He said Newcastle was not fertile ground for Mormonism.
One day I may get to come down to Australia!
The Temple Bar bit was perfection.
Imagine that was the actual site
Thank you for this informative video.
Was surprised to hear you'd won the Eurovision Song Contest @NEMOTHEMORMON 😆🤣
No - somehow I can't envisage our Nemo in a pink frock.
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At 2:16. To put these numbers in Ireland into perspective, Utah wards usually comprise 3-6 city blocks. Since wards are so large (some have 450 attendees each week), stakes usually comprise four wards. I find it hard to believe that if the entire country of Ireland has 500 active members that could sustain a temple. My local temple requires a minimum of eight people at any time to staff it. That's usually on a weekday. On Saturdays they require a minimum of 14 people as staff since it is busy. Once is operation you want sessions to be in operation at normal hours. I have been to temples in Canada that cancel endowment sessions since there is so few people interested. It is also common to not have one married couple to be the witness couple. The workers grab two single adults to pose as a couple. This is in a country with 200,000 members. And we have 10 temples. How will Ireland manage with 4000 members, only 500 of whom are active?
A friend in Dublin told me her ward has to travel all day to get to the nearest temple in Preston, England. They usually make a whole weekend of the trip, taking Friday off and doing sessions all day on Saturday. They will have less time for the travel if the temple is built. The temple is not being built due to a huge number of active full tithe paying LDS members. The church has been making these decisions on temples since Nelson became prophet. Announce a temple in an area with few active members. The temple upon completion will not be able to get workers to man the temple positions. And the temple may only be open two days a week (unlike the usual five days) due to low attendance by members.
Where in the Book of Mormon does it talk about baptism for the dead 💀?Where does it talk about the three degree of glory? IT DOES NOT!
Is in the Pearl of great price? Or Doctrines and Covenants??
Before watching various mormon yt content I thought it was just the Book of Mormon as additional to the Bible.; but then discovered there is so much more in additional 'scriptures'
Baptism for the dead is mentioned in 1 Corinthians 15:29 as proof of a “physical resurrection”…although the exact meaning of that phrase seems to be open to interpretation.
@@stevewittenAh Ah Ah! This channel is only for shills against Mormonism! Don't you know that?
That's what a living prophet is for..... revelation....
@@psymongoFunny how their "revelations" are always reactive, not proactive.
It’s interesting to watch from outside Europe.
Scotland at 2:36. I know a person in Edinburgh who said there are some Sundays where only 50 people show up in her ward.
Do you think the destruction of the Provo temple is super wasteful?
If the church ever built a temple in Ireland they’d want to do it in loughbrickland in the north as it’s very close to the first baptisms on island. The church has looked at land around there before.
That building looks just like all the American buildings.😢
I actually live in Adelaide South Australia and my ears pricked up when you mentioned it. The Modbury chapel is not far from where I live and I know the location of the Firle chapel which is also not far away from me. I often drive past the Modbury chapel and it always seems to be a hive of inactivity.
I must admit that I don't have any contact with "Mormons" in my day to day activity. In fact I don't think I've ever knowingly had contact with Mormons, apart from a couple of missionaries visiting back in 1976 or thereabouts. Pairs of missionaries were quite common some years ago but I can't remember the last time I saw any. We also have a temple in Adelaide which is sitting on some very prime real estate.
@jeffturner. MESSAGE
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MARQUEE.
They surely know their ruse
lights are starting to burn out and can be seen through, but also know it matters not because they have MONOPOLY by the tail now.
Just keep calling it, though. Never give up.
I live near Lake Tahoe in Nevada. Gonna' ride The Ghan in 2026. Did the Indian Pacific last year. Love Australia, and love Adelaide. I am fairly well travelled (had a Navy career) and I thought Perth was the most liveable city I have ever visited.
@@zachgarver7922 I’ve read a fair bit of Mark Twain and I know he waxed lyrical about Lake Tahoe. That prompted me to look up some pictures and videos of it and yes, it’s a beautiful place. Well I like Australia too. 😁😁. I’ve been to Perth a couple of times and I’d have to agree that it is extremely liveable and a beautiful city. I’ve got an old school friend who went there in 1975 and didn’t return! I’ve never been on the Ghan or Indian Pacific but have done a fair bit of road travel.
When i visited dublin dating my now wife, i would sing i love to see the temple when going near temple bar lol thats cool you went around ireland, wicklow is lovely.
I hope to come back to the North soon, I’ll let you know
After your previous temple videos I fell down a rabbit hole of temple floor plans and designs - the variations between moving room to room in the endowment, to mostly in one room and back again. And then there are the modular build temples (as in prefabs)....
Oddly enough when the French newspaper did a report about a Church purchased the old EDF state run French electricity HQ in Versailles. They interviewed Gerard Caussé. They were proposing to build the Paris France Temple. I sent the information to the unofficial Church Temple the news article. The Latter Day Saints Temple was contacted by the Church Office Secretary and was told to remove the article from the website.
They only show positive numbers. Accounting follows different rules for the church. 5-5+3=8
Maybe the church should look at the peninsula off of Dublin called Howth. It’s so beautiful there.
If they put a temple there, they could call it the “Howth of the Lord”. ;-)
That’s a top tier pun!
I appreciate the clarity in the use of donations!
I’m glad!
Crazy with all these temples and lack of members to support them. Still LDS so far...
Do you think they might start paying temple workers? They could afford it and it might solve a problem. 😊
Please!!! I think it's elder abuse, my Nana being on a weekly schedule, with no pay. At least in this case, it's not a soup kitchen. It's baptizing people in the name of dead people who can't consent.
No. (It'd be awesome but they don't even pay missionaries while giving their "apostles" six figures yearly.)
@@PrestoJacobsonThey're supposed to choose if they want to "accept" the baptism or not.
Hi Nemo. Congratulations on winning the Eurovision Song Contest. Who knew you could sing.
Thanks!
No problem! Thanks for the support!
I want to donate but CZcams the only way. Yes, I know Russ Nelson is the only way. But I'm talking donating to your hard work.
Good video once again there Nemo.
On building a temple in Ireland, building one in Glendalough will not happen, not in a million years.
Enniskerry, maybe but expect a lot of objections from locals resulting in a refusal from Wicklow County Council. The LDS church will then make at least one appeal to the Planning authority, the whole thing could end up going all the way to the High Court and might eventually get approval but that will take years!
Clondalkin is by far the most likely site out of all those mentioned.
I see how you mentioned that the Dublin Temple doesn't necessarily need to be actually in Dublin. Here's one - Finglas meeting house is actually in Glasnevin, not Finglas! :-D Usually if you're from a dodgy area you pretend to be from the more respectable are right beside it, not the other way around!
I have to correct something in your bit about Adelaide. Firle stake was disbanded and Modbury became Adelaide North. There were other wards 'closed',these were Paralowie ward, Gulfview Hieghts ward, Morialta ward and Onkaparinga ward. My ward, Playford ward where I was a bishop 20 years ago, was expanded(!!) expanded, I tells ya! It's now Yoooge and stretches across the world famous wine growing district of The Barossa Valley (home of Jacob's Creek) all the way to Swan Reach in the Murray riverlands. Heaven help the Ministering Teachers or whatever they're called now. It's a four hour trip out there, each way.A lot of it on dinky country roads, the Motorway only goes about a third the way. Prospect chapel is supposed to be housing a new YSA ward and will take members of the disbanded Adelaide City branch (not a ward to the best of my knowledge.) Prospect chapel sits on land worth millions, so read into that what you will. Also not mentioned in the official email I received about these changes is what happened in the country units that were under city stakes.
Hi, Where does Goolwa, Victor Harbour etc fall - under Murray Riverlands.
I spent 6 months in Goolwa back in 2003 - when the 'motorway' to Adelaide was one way only and changed direction from morning commute into the city to evening commute out. With 'exits' on both sides - I was glad I wasn't driving on those occasions!
Hmm.....I wonder if that covers the LDS in the Riverland area (Berri etc)?
How about one in Sailsbury for the next uk temple? The spire is 404 ft (123m) tall and is the rallest in England. That would be a bit of competition?
The site for an Edinburgh temple will most likely be between hearthill and livingstone. Their is a new hospital access roads , current road upgrades and 3 Village size housing schemes planned . Some of land had already been earmarked for religious purpose. If i was betting on it id have my money on the bathgate area. It would also have an Edinburgh postcode. Stirling is a good thought but as you probably already know. Scots are quite upset when places are not given correct recognition. Stirling is a bit outside the main glasgow/edinburgh m8 corridor. This is the most populated area. Stirling area is also national trust protected. Planning permission will be much harder. Planning has already made for the hearthill area m8 upgrade. In 10 years the open fields between Chapelhall and livingstone will a be housing. Their will be a need for new churches of all religious interests. Cheap land too.
Thanks for this! I’m aware that calling it the Edinburgh temple while building it in Sterling will really be an affront to Sterling which has its own unique heritage. I’m also aware cultural sensitivity of this kind has never been the church’s forte 😂
The Temple BAR is owned by U2 as I recall.
Dear friend, if what you mention about the building of a temple in Ireland is true, you have the prophetic gift
noooo nemo now the landlords know a temple is coming and will raise the price ! you're killing the irish temple! 😬
well done nemo 😁🤘
Got a bit confused when while searching for your content here I started to get Eurovision recommendations ;) maybe it works the other way around as well)))
Fingers crossed!
"No-one kicks a dead dog" see Dale E Carnegies statement for what this means ......
…Temple Bar, LOL!
Didn’t Joseph Smith at one point have a license to sell liquor and spirits?
Joseph Smith even obtained a liquor license to distribute alcohol from his home. Take a look at History of the Church, vol. 6, pg. 111, "Section 1 - Be it ordained by the City Council of Nauvoo, that the Mayor [Joseph Smith] of the city is hereby authorized to sell or give spirits of any quantity as he in his wisdom shall judge to be for the health and comfort, or convenience of such travelers or other persons as shall visit his house from time to time."
Who knows, maybe he would have been ok with the Temple Bar idea!
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The Traveling Nemo Show
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Portable Nemo
Nemo Does Europe
Miles to Go with Nemo
Nemo’s Excellent Adventures
Getting Out with Nemo
The Voice of Nemo
Trippin’ with Nemo
Nemo’s Travels
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All excellent suggestions!
I’d be interested to see what the data is for Victoria, BC. I get the feeling that their activity numbers would not support a “traditional” temple.
Whether in Ireland, Australia or the US, the second "m" is always silent.
Why do you always say dollers not
Pounds. I feel like you don’t want British viewers it’s very odd.
It's probably because the church is based in the US.
75% of my viewers are American
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Very much appreciated, too.
If you're betting against God Nemo you're gonna lose
I am not a Mormon but have studied it intensely. Recently read ‘No Man Knows My Name ‘ by Fawn Brodie …an older biography of Joe smith. The author was excommunicated for telling the truth. I do not understand how sane people can believe in this stuff. As bad as Scientology. Do any Mormons know how to think critically ? Are mormons educated ? It’s a mystery.
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints™ are largely very well educated, holding degrees and whatnot.
Most are just willfully ignorant to all the doctrinal problems or just think it's Satan messing with their faith.
@@thecapitalg quiet puppet.
@@WatchingwaitingG2D Watching ? waiting ? Bless your little heart. You are a simple person it seems. Critical Thinker ?
@terrlaw328 try not to embarrass yourself acting intelligently. You already failed at that.
@@WatchingwaitingG2D Puppet of what, I can have my own opinion.
Thanks!
My pleasure, thanks for the support