u/BayonetTrenchFighter

Ignoring the old republic and just focusing on what we know from kotor games/lore.

I’m trying to better understand the actual timeline. So let me run through it and see what yall think, and help me out fill in if I’m missing anything.

1.) the mandalorians decide to conquest

2.) the republic responds.

3.) the Jedi order split. Half saying they will fight with the republic. The other half seeking to wait and see. The fighting half is lead by Revan with Meetra Surik as his second in command.

4.) the fighting Jedi activate the the mass shadow generator on malachor 5. Ending the war, and killing 99.9% of all force users and others there.

5.) the remaining republic and Jedi forces then leave into exile.

6.) the dark triad come to power

7.) the dark triad outcast treya.

8.) treya trains Revan.

9.) that exiled Jedi and republic forces later convert into Sith. Seeking to conquer the galaxy. They return and start a war against the republic

10.) the Sith start winning big time.

11.) a Jedi strike team is sent out to capture/kill Darth Revan.

12.) malak betrays and fires on revans ship. The Jedi capture Revan and mind wipe him.

13.) the Jedi then send him out on the Endar Spire for some reason, in which the first game begins.

14.) the malak bomb the remaining Jedi order on Dantooine. Leaving essentially very very few Jedi left.

15.) fast forward… Revan destroys the star forge. Is light side with Bastila redeemed. The Sith are eliminated and the few remaining go into hiding.

16.) Revan Marries Bastila, they have a child.

17.) Revan disappears into the unknown regions to face a future threat

18.) the remaining Sith fall under the dark triad.

19.) Meetra Surik some how is adrift among a dead crew on the ebon hawk. (Revans ship)

20.) the events of Kotor 2 take place.

21.) Meetra Surik and team kill the dark triad and destroy malachor 5. The remaining Sith forces are all defeated and killed.

22.) She then goes after Revan to find and or help him.

Am I missing anything? Any details that would be good or helpful?

TLDR: video says Vader neg diffs a combined blue team.

Every non-Officer UNSC (halo) military personal is replaced by a clone from Star Wars. This is the legends clones which are augmented and enhanced. Above Olympic level athletes (still below Spartans obviously). Training and conditioning from conception.

All enlisted level soldiers have been fully replaced by Star Wars clones.

Likewise, all USNC vehicles and ships have been replaced by the republic equivalent.

So pelicans and falcons would be replaced by the LAAT gunship,

Capital ships would be replaced by Venators. Frigates replaced with acclamators

Scorpion tanks replaced by either ATTE or Saber tanks.

Lastly all equipment and gear and weapons are replaced with a Star Wars equivalent.

So odst being replaced by commandos.

MA5B is replaced by the DC-15A.

Magnum replaced by the S-5 pistol.

Etc etc etc

Could the new UNSC start winning against the covenant? Would anything really change?

The list is of groups that most Christian’s don’t consider to be Christian. Or targeted specifically at creedal Christin’s.

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The church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is Christs kingdom on earth.

It has living prophets and apostles who witness and testify of Christ. Proper full apostolic succession directly from Christ himself.

It’s has Christs priesthood authority to declare doctrine and public revelation.

It has authority to perform priesthood ordinances like baptism and the laying on of hands.

What do yall think of this short analogy in regards to explaining the Godhead?

This is something I’ve heard a lot of atheists say in discussing with Christian’s.

I am not to sure about all the details, but can anyone make an argument in favor of this prompt?

When Lionel Messi led the Argentine team to a World Cup championship in 2022, many declared him the greatest soccer player ever.

But some had been hinting at the same for years, like commentator Ray Hudson, who said during the star’s FC Barcelona days, “They tell me that all men are equal in the eyes of God, but this man seriously makes you think about those words.”

If anyone has an excuse to invite attention and glory to himself, Messi does — as he again leads his team to a World Cup final this weekend. Yet after a miraculous comeback win in this week’s semifinal against England, Messi didn’t focus on himself.

He directed attention to his team that “never stops trying.” In response to another question, he said: “God is truly great and he always has something more, but the truth is I can’t ask for anything else.

“I am so grateful for everything he gave me in sports and in my personal life.”

This wasn’t a one-off mention of God, as sometimes happens in postgame press conferences. In quiet ways, this reserved superstar has made sure for years now that people know his deepest priorities and where he looks to for strength.

An interviewer once asked Messi, “Do you pray? … Do you speak with God? I want to know about that.”

“I always speak to him,” the athlete responded. “I thank him … I ask him, above all, for the well-being of my family, of my loved ones.”

The Days of ’47 Parade is one of the oldest parades in the United States. It began in 1849 and has been held annually since, barring the war years and COVID-19 pandemic. It honors the pioneers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who entered the Salt Lake Valley in July 1847.

Each float takes dozens of people months to create and represents a different aspect of this year’s theme: “Like, Learn, Love Pioneers.”

“It is just incredible to see the talent and dedication and love of our pioneers that all of the community puts into creating a float ... that will help remember and honor those pioneers,” said Jodene Smith, the parade’s 2026 preview chair.

Those who made the floats exemplify the pioneer spirit, Smith said: “Things go wrong, things don’t go as planned. But they seem to pick up their bootstraps and start over and create an amazing entry for the parade.”

One float from the East Mill Creek North Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ pays tribute not only to the pioneers but also to the history of the parade itself.

The float — which is covered with antique-looking books and a giant copy of the Declaration of Independence — was inspired by an antique book on the life of Brigham Young, the church prophet who led the pioneers to Utah.

How often would you say you have dialogue or engage with people or groups who are critical or hostile towards your religion?

How often do you engage with those who support or unfit it?

What would you say is your proper balance?

I ask because I feel personally my balance… isn’t.

I do and engage in one far far more often then the other, and I think there needs to be a good balance.

I’ve heard A LOT of comments abouts that state things like “Muslims are more Christian than Mormons are” or “Muslims are closer to Christianity than Mormons are”.

These often really confused me because of various lds beliefs surrounding Jesus and salvation. But then I had someone explain some big points to me and I think I see where people are coming from.

I’m going to write a few points or a list of the positions of the three groups. In alignment or otherwise. Anything I don’t know or am unsure about I’ll just leave blank.

Fellow Latter Day Saint, my muslim brother, and creedal cousins feel free to chip in and help me correct if you feel I am in error on any point.

I’m also curious everyone’s thoughts regarding this.

CC: worship the God of Abraham
Islam: worship the God of Abraham
LDS: worship the God of Abraham

CC: God can do anything
Islam: God can do anything
LDS: God has all power

CC: God knows everything
Islam: God knows everything
LDS: God has all knowledge

CC: God is everywhere
Islam: God is everywhere
LDS: God is everywhere

CC: Jesus is the Eternal God and the Son of God
Islam: Jesus was a prophet only
LDS: Jesus is the Eternal God and Son of God

CC: Jesus Died on the cross for the sins of the world
Islam: Jesus did not die on the cross or pay for any ones sins.
LDS: Jesus died on the cross for the sins of the world

CC: considers itself Christian
Islam: considers itself not Christian
LDS: considers itself Christian

CC: the Bible is historically accurate
Islam: the Bible has historical inaccuracies
LDS: the Bible is historically accurate*

CC: the Bible is reliable scripture
Islam:
LDS: the Bible is reliable scripture

CC: no scriptures besides the Bible
Islam: scripture outside the Bible
LDS: scripture besides the Bible

CC: Jesus has a resurrected body
Islam: no Jesus or Allah resurrected bodies
LDS: Jesus and the father have resurrected bodies

CC: God is without body parts or passions
Islam: God is without body parts or passions
LDS: God HAS body parts and passions

CC: God is impassible
Islam: God is impassible
LDS: God is passible

CC: Jesus is one with the father
Islam: Jesus is separate from the father
LDS: Jesus is one with the father, but not physically

CC: Jesus is eternal
Islam: Jesus is created
LDS: Jesus is eternal

CC: worships Jesus
Islam: doesn’t worship Jesus
LDS: worships Jesus

CC: can be adopted into the family of God. Becoming children of Jesus
Islam: can’t be Gods family.
LDS: can be adopted into the family/covenant of God, becoming children of Jesus.

CC: strict Monotheist
Islam: strict Monotheist
LDS: Monarchical monolatrists

CC: Closed canon
Islam: Closed canon
LDS: Open canon

CC: belief in Creatio Ex Nihilo
Islam: belief in Creatio Ex Nihilo
LDS: belief in Creatio Ex Materia

CC: angels are separate beings from humans
Islam: angels are separate beings from humans
LDS: angels are humans

CC: scriptures are infallible and inerrant
Islam: scriptures are infallible and inerrant
LDS: scriptures are NOT infallible and NOT inerrant

CC: Public revelation has ceased
Islam: Public revelation has ceased
LDS: Public revelation is continuing

CC: humans are creatures of God
Islam: humans are creatures of God
LDS: humans are literal children of God

CC: we cannot become like God
Islam: we cannot become like God
LDS: we CAN become like God

CC: Prophets are no longer needed
Islam: Prophets are no longer needed
LDS: Prophets are needed and alive today

CC: No divine embodiment of God
Islam: No divine embodiment of God
LDS: divine embodiment.

CC: Doesn't believe God literally has a Son
Islam: Doesn't believe God literally has a Son
LDS: Believe God literally has a Son

CC: No pre-mortality
Islam: No pre-mortality
LDS: Pre-mortality

CC: God is spirit
Islam:
LDS: God is an embodied spirit

CC: Eternal conscious torment
Islam: Eternal conscious torment
LDS: no ETC, receive exactly what you want and would be comfortable with.

CC: alcohol good
Islam: alcohol bad
LDS: alcohol bad

CC: has no prophets after the New Testament
Islam: has one prophet after the New Testament
LDS: continues to have prophets, always

CC: monogamy only
Islam: polygamy ok
LDS: monogamy only, unless God commands otherwise

CC: Angels can not deliver revelations
Islam: angels can deliver revelations
LDS: angels can deliver revelations

CC: spirit is immaterial
Islam: spirit is immaterial
LDS: spirit is refined pure matter

CC: God is incomprehensible and unknowable
Islam:
LDS: God is comprehensible, understandable, and knowable.

I’m curious what others might be added. Let me know yalls thoughts.