ExMormon Reacts to 'BANNED Mormon Cartoon'

Here I rate how accurate I think this "Banned" Mormon cartoon is as an ExMormon. They make the faith seem crazy but to be honest, Mormonism is a liiiiiittttttllleee crazy.

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*Banned Mormon Cartoon History/Background

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[JRL-]

SCREAMING Mormonism is ONE MAN'S fanfiction 💀

[fterglow]

I get so excited whenever I see “Alyssa Grenfell” appear on my screen. You’re one of my favorite creators on this app, genuinely. Love ya and thank you for your content/knowledge.

[HeidiButkus]

These videos must take HOURS to put together! I do appreciate your work and how well you explain everything without being too critical of those that believe in Mormonism or any other faith.

[MenkoDany]

No matter how many times it's repeated, I still can't believe that this is what they actually believe. I can't look at Mitt Romney the same way anymore, I just can't

[OkieJammer]

Jeez. I'm bouncing between giggles, 'Are you kidding?' and being nauseous .. and I spent 15 years in this cult. I'm now congratulating myself for my courage to get the heck out.

[Tera_B_Twilight]

I moved to a small town on the other side of my state when I was in my 20's. I needed work and lodging, and I didn't have experience or more than a high-school education at the time. So I put an ad out offering to serve as a live-in nanny, housekeeper or elderly/disabled care-giver.

The ad was answered shortly by an older man, who seemed alright at the time, and approved of my religious faithfulness. I would have my own room, board, a few hundred dollars a month, and Sundays off guaranteed.

My first day there, he showed me that he was reading from the book of Mormon. Then he started making very inappropriate personal inquiries. He also seemed very physically independent and any time I asked if there was work I could do, he told me no, I should just take it easy for the afternoon.

I waited until he went down for a nap, gathered my few belongings and went to his next door neighbor for help getting ahold of some friends I had in town. They picked me up as soon as they could, and while I was waiting for them the neighbor confessed that they always got a strange vibe off the guy.

I count myself lucky that he had such nice neighbors.

[genevieveschmidt]

As a theater kid, I was so happy when Alyssa started singing "Hello"😂
I am anxiously awaiting a full reaction/commentary video from Alyssa on The Book of Mormon Musical!

[taylorjlondon]

I didn't realise that mormons use the same tunes as other christian churches for their hymns! so weird to hear these lyrics with it

[Stabby-Nurse]

I love how the spirits that left with Satan got super fluffy, layers in their hair styles.😂

[brittp]

“Mormonism is one huge MLM” 😂 well said!

[UnhealthyHeartbeatObsession]

It's ironic how the names of angels "Mormon" and "Moroni" are so closely related to the word "moron."

[billscannell]

At one point my mother had the fine idea that I join Mormonism to "boost my confidence, " since, "They tell their sons they are going to be gods!" Many people could use a self-esteem boost in their younger years, but it might have overshot things a bit to believe that I would one day be nothing less than...a God! Bwahaha

[qienna]

As an Anglican (though I view denominations more as variations of worship style, rather than doctrinal differences, within the protestant part of the church), I don't disagree with calling Mormons 'Christian' because they're 'crazy', but because of key theological differences that completely changes the point of their faith, compared to those taught in Christianity.

[jtl-enyx]

I seriously think the part of the angels becoming demons is where Mike Judge got the idea for Beavis and Butthead!

[einarfitzrock]

One time in seminary I asked about that part in Timothy 12 about how women should just be silent and my teacher was like "well that doesn't really count, we don't have to take it literally because it was from a different time." And I was like, "if we can pick and choose what is metaphorical, then how do we know which things are true?" And I got in a lot of trouble. She told on me to the bishop, I was accused of not having enough faith, my mother was called, they both questioned me repeatedly on if I was still a virgin, and the bishop threatened to take away my temple recommend. At that point I was like,
"ok you can keep it, I'm out", and part of that was noticing some inconsistencies, part of it was that I felt like I should be able to ask questions to people who were supposedly chosen by god to teach about that sort of thing, and part of it was because they'd almost drowned me when they made me baptize 30 dead people in the temple.
That's just one of many experiences that made me think, "yeah, I was in a cult"

[buddymoore]

This was a great deep dive into this video, I have seen it, and glad to hear it analyzed

[UrsahSolar]

"Joseph Smith thought that ancient Egyptian would never be translatable, at the same time the rosetta stone was starting to be used to translate ancient Egyptian."
You see, this is why I believe that there is a God and he has a fantastic sense of humor.

[sofidarkrabbit]

Ive never been Mormon but damn Im soooo obsessed with all of your videos, Alyssa ❤ I listen to them while drawing/working

[wbwarren]

Great video! Thank you very much! Very well researched. Very well reasoned. Very well presented. Very informative for Mormons and non-Mormons alike. Very valuable. Very courageous! Thank you again!

[nobody]

It's pretty funny to imagine God creating so many Spirit children with no foresight and then only later on figuring out what to do with them all, as if God would be short-sighted like that.