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I've found lots of good being done for the future of my town through the local chapter of the Transition Towns project:

http://transitionus.org/

And in my local CSA:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=community+supported+agriculture

Skype recently made group video calling (up to 10 people) free as long as you have a computer (see here)

Sure thing. Here's an upload of all the pages concerning both this policy (made in November of last year) and a little bit more outlining where being LGBT lands on the scale of sinning. Hint: It's a more serious matter than attempted murder and/or forcible rape. Then again, so is acting in opposition to the LDS church so it's pretty obvious where their priorities are.

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Do you know about SurveyMonkey?

Having a handful of parts that are accurate does not make the entire body of belief true.

Here is a list plagiarized from Kissing Hank's Ass:

1. Kiss Hank's ass and He'll give you a million dollars when you leave town.
2. Use alcohol in moderation.
3. Kick the shit out of people who aren't like you.
4. Eat right.
5. Hank dictated this list Himself.
6. The moon is made of green cheese.
7. Everything Hank says is right.
8. Wash your hands after going to the bathroom.
9. Don't use alcohol.
10. Eat your wieners on buns, no condiments.
11. Kiss Hank's ass or He'll kick the shit out of you.

Items 2, 4, 8, and 9 are either true statements or generally good advice. These items do not impart truthfulness to the rest of the items.

Yes, there are plenty of pieces of good advice or true statements in all bodies of religious belief. Some belief sets have more true statements than others. These do not make the bodies of belief 100% true.

As for the rest of your arguments, they are all quite well addressed in Karen Armstrong's <em>A History of God</em>. Just because something is old doesn't make it true. Just because there is a claim of many people seeing a thing doesn't mean it actually happened. Just because an improbable thing has been written down doesn't mean it happened. The argument from personal incredulity is not a strong argument.