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Can You Live Without A Patriarchal Blessing?


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My PB was a page and a half and the print was large, maybe to make it seem longer.

Or maybe it was to make it easier for the Patriarch or his typist to proofread it.

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Or maybe it was to make it easier for the Patriarch or his typist to proofread it.

True..and I wasn't making it out to be a conspiracy, just a thoughtful gesture, since it was so short.
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Duncan, I live in Massachusetts.

 

aha! I don't know what the dating scene is like there but Boston is nice I hear!! or it looked nice on 'Cheers' anyways!

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The dating scene in Boston is great for non member dating and LDS dating when you're in college, since I was in the University Ward, but you get kicked out of that at age 25 and then the dating scene gets rougher in the 25-30 year old ward.

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The dating scene in Boston is great for non member dating and LDS dating when you're in college, since I was in the University Ward, but you get kicked out of that at age 25 and then the dating scene gets rougher in the 25-30 year old ward.

 

was 25 the age cut off? here it's 31!

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I realize that church membership is only like 15 million out of 7 billion but if you are a member of the Church would your life be any different if you didn't have your Patriarchal blessing? I don't get why we are assigned Tribes and if one tribe is different then any other. I know a guy who is from the Tribe of Dan and he's a great guy and stuff but he's no better nor worse then anyone else, I don't see the distinction of being Ephraim as opposed to some other tribe. Honestly me knowing what tribe I come from doesn't do anything for me, I don't have visions and extra blessings that others don't seem to have.What is the added advantage of all this?

Of course one can live without one.  I have been a member all my life.  I am 44 now and I still have not gotten one.  I don't know if I ever will.  It is not something that is required.  I never have had a real desire to have one and I am pretty boring anyway.  I am sure I would read it once and put in with all the other important documents I have that I never look at in the basement.  Probably best that I don't get one. 

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Of course one can live without one.  I have been a member all my life.  I am 44 now and I still have not gotten one.  I don't know if I ever will.  It is not something that is required.  I never have had a real desire to have one and I am pretty boring anyway.  I am sure I would read it once and put in with all the other important documents I have that I never look at in the basement.  Probably best that I don't get one. 

 

ah!

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