The Mormon building is spire. It looks like an antenna and a tinfoil hat at the same time. It is built on land that Joseph Smith was told (in his famous golden book encounter with aliens) was the original Eden (Adam and Eve) site.
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I never understood Mormonism or was even ever drawn to study it,except for a few books. In some ways I regard Joseph Smith as America's equivalent to Islam's Mohammed, but that's a whole can of worms. Both faiths have their good points, like keeping the body free from drugs and alcohol, but maybe the power of these faith's centers only appears dark to outsiders, almost like the impression someone of the Muslim faith would go into a Catholic Church seeing depictions of Martyrs and Hell. Maybe the attraction to or fascination with darkness is a part of every faith. It seems like every religion has some corrupt abusive leaders who don't represent the true Faith and often we only hear about the bad ones. But that new Mormon center sure looks like an antenna conducting and sending out energy!
@Robert: It is definitely a strange building built in a strange place..
I apologize for all my deleted comments.
I was raised LDS or what people call Mormon. I was pretty active in it for the first part of my life, but then I started pulling away, on and off, and around 2010-ish, I stopped going altogether. I didn't believe any of it any longer, and I was tired of trying to make it make sense to me. Then I had an awakening in 2017. So I am spiritual but church free, and much happier.
Anyway, I still have a LOT of friends who are LDS, and I've been trying to sort this building out all night. I knew this was something I would have heard about, or seen on Facebook. It just isn't the kind of building you just don't hear anything about when you have a few hundred Mormons on your friend list. I also remember being taught about this area and that Joseph Smith had said it was where the Garden of Eden originally was, and that it was where the church would relocate to, someday, after the second coming of Christ. But that swirly temple was throwing me off.
I finally just figured it out. This building is not owned by the LDS church....it is owned by the reorganized LDS church, which has now been renamed the "Community of Christ" church. They are an offshoot of the LDS church. They are much smaller, at 250,000 members, compared to the LDS Church or Mormon Church, which has (according to Wikipedia) over 16.6 million members. But if I remember correctly, they do own some of the historical sites that the LDS Church would like to have. There is even a third offshoot and that church is explained in the links I'm attaching.
It's kind of a big deal to any Mormon/LDS church member, to be mis-identified as part of the "Reorganized" church, and I think vice-versa. My understanding is that their beliefs are very different. But I can understand how this confusion would happen, because if you take a look at the aerial photo of the land the building is on (in one of these links), wow! So much happening on that plot of land!
So! At least now I have figured out the mystery. It IS the Community of Christ's temple, and it IS their headquarters. Amazing to me that this land would be so coveted, when it has a dark feeling about it. Absolutely weird.
The Reorganized LDS Church, now the Community of Christ: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_of_Christ
Info on the area and the building:
https://history.churchofjesuschrist.org/content/historic-sites/missouri/questions-and-answers-about-the-temple-lot-in-independence-missouri?lang=eng
The one called "Temple Lot" and the "LDS Stake Center" and also the "LDS Independence Visitors Center" all belong to the LDS church. But not the swirly building.
https://janetpanic.com/does-the-lds-church-own-the-temple-lot-in-independence-missouri/#Does_the_LDS_Church_own_the_temple_lot_in_Independence_Missouri
I am tired now and I want a nap.
Thank you Lynn for the reading.
@goldenrainbowasana: Thanks so much for sharing! I appreciate you telling your story. :-)
You're welcome. I have much knowledge in the ways of the Mormons, just happy to be out of that world. :)
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