Christopher Nemelka to host LDS Temple Symposium

What's with the Jesus attire. . . ?

Let me get this straight: people actually follow this guy?

I'm starting to doubt the viability of my species.

Christopher says he is just looking for feedback from the public on his book, so here ya go. . .

The book is not a new release, it was published in June of 2008. At the time I was an avid supporter of Christopher and his worldwide movement to help the poor and needy.  Needless to say, the movement has helped no one to this date, much less the poor and needy.

I have read the entire Sacred Not Secret book several times, in fact, I helped write it. There are over a hundred of my own edits within its pages, so of course I am an authority on its authenticity and origin.

It's insights and explanations did not come from anywhere impressive, (the least of which is from some off-world Being's supreme understanding of all things).  which statement is meant to include my own uninspired brain.

Christopher Nemelka's claim to be the only one on this planet with accurate insight to Joseph Smith's calling, or The LDS Temple Endowment's true meaning and intent is just a ploy he has adapted (and refined) in order to gain personal value for himself. He knows that he will never be able to prove his claims, but that's okay because neither his followers nor Joseph Smith's will ever require any kind of proof, as they have all been conditioned to NOT challenge the claims of their leaders.

The book (and Christopher's personal interpretation of the LDS Temple endowment) will not be useful information, (hence not worth much) to any non-believer in Mormonism, so his potential gullible audience is rather small to begin with. Apparently the Highly Advanced Human Beings (he insists that they are not Gods)who he says inspired him to write the book are only interested in making contact with the intelligence life forms on this planet who are deposed to respond to the needs and curiosities of religious types, or those who qualify as superstitious. It would appear that the Highly Advanced Human Beings (HAHB) are convinced that the only way to effectively combat religious mumbo jumbo on this planet is by first providing relgious mumbo jumbo to certain controversial humanity types, (Joseph Smith) and then centuries later deliver the proper interpretation of said mumbo jumbo to other certain unreliable humanity types(Christopher Nemelka) so as to UNDO the damage the HAHB's caused.

(round of applause for the Highly Advanced Human Beings please)

As for the literal content of the Sacred Not Secret book, it does reveal that the LDS Temple Endowment has been altered and (some say)diminished by sincere individuals claiming to be inspired and working under the direction of the head of the LDS Church. The effects of the changes in the endowment is not widely felt by those who hold it sacred, because whether by intent or not, the endowment is just one of those sacred things that only the worthy are permitted to experience.   Why would any worthy member challenge the very thing that sets-them-apart (in this case "above") everyone else? The privilege is considered a privilege by those who have made it such. All others can wait outside.

In the end, the Temple Endowment itself, (regardless of how you wish to interpret any part of it), serves as a defining ordinance for those who see it as a much needed certificate to present to others as proof that they are worthy of Joseph Smith's God's approval.   It has forever been the source of much needless grief, anxiety, and depression in the lives of those who consider Joseph Smith's revelations to be sacred, and as such, is not expected to be perfectly understood.   Those who have recieved their endowments, yet have successfully moved on from Mormonism are living proof that the receiving the Endowment is not essential to one's happiness.   Therefore, taking a Sunday afternoon off to swing by the SLC Library to learn about one man's private interpretation of it is equally non-essential to one's happiness.

Even the book itself tells the reader again and again that the Endowment is of no real import, so what is the point? 

The point is simply this.

Christopher Nemelka wants to receive the same worldwide adulation as Joseph Smith, so he has gone out of his way to write a tell-all type book, that describes to the reader just how truly smart and inspired Joseph Smith was, and this plays directly into his hand to suggest exactly how he and Christopher are best buds now and forever, so that you will like him.

Of course he openly denies this.

He will also tell you that I am an enemy of his Marvelous Work, which after much scrutiny, is only Marvelous in the minds of but a few individuals on this planet.

The Library meeting from 3-5pm is just one more example of a man gone deep into himself for validation. This past June, the HAHB's who oversee his work and give him timely mandates, assured the world that Christopher's Mission was completed, and there would be no more Symposiums or public appearances, yet here we are, taking up time and space on a newspaper to let the world know that the HAHB's sometimes change their minds.

The Symposium was scheduled before the election, in anticipation of an onslaught of interest in Mormonism and it's core beliefs, but unfortunately for Christopher and his Marvelous Work, Mith Romney lost his bid for the Presidency.

As for Julie Taggart being kicked to the curb after giving her all, I'm sure that she blames herself and is presently suffering for no good reason. Christopher delights in his ability to make people like Julie bow down to him in agony. I hope she makes the break and looks elsewhere for answers.

Thus my feedback of the book, and it's author (Christopher), and his so-called Marvelous Works,  is duly submitted in advance, for Christopher's or  anyone else's consideration.

Harry Dschaak 

He is not deluded, he is evil.   He gets money from his deceived followers to flatter himself by having them pay for his books o be published, pay for his videos starring himself, pay for his RV, pay his legal bills, while telling them his instructions are mandates from higher powers. He took $180,000 ?? from Julie Taggart, and now that she is broke, she is permanently banished.

Check out the MUST READ section on http://www. chrisnemelka. com

Additionally, here is a book he wrote years ago describing his motive and intention to deceive LDS.   If Mark Hoffman could do it, he could do it better.   If people were stupid enough to believe him, he deserved their money more than the LDS church.

http://chrisnemelka. com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/I-Was-A-Fanatic2. pdf

This gentleman may be sincere, but he is clearly deluded.