Speaking of Faith interview with Robert Millet about LDS doctrine and culture.
April 22, 2008
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COMMENT BY: GOK
discussion on Robert Millet and Mormon Matters
yes, I’m GOD ONLY KNOWS, your warm and fuzzy “Natural Man.”
I’m what you call a gentile but you even call a Jew a gentile so I’m in good company.
http://www.scari.org/mormon-haplessness.html
I bothered to follow your discussion from Robert Millet and his apologetic discourse on “Speaking of Faith” to your squabbles and shibboleths over how many eyes can peep into a hat to read an Urim Thummim stone. Gosh folks, the veracity of conjecture remains the same –– ambiguous, whether a MORMON Sunstoner or a MORMON Farmer it’s all based on deciding whether the miraculous was invested in a kid that, with hormones raging, got the WORD from some angel and then was visited by John the Baptist to indemnify the authenticity of an upstate New Yorker Angel and the magic in the new world between the 1st and 2nd awakenings. The baggage carried forward becomes more and more problematic –– that must be admitted.
http://www.scari.org/Mormons.Undecided.html
It’s about Millet and the “Religion Making Business.” Mormonism is desperate to move beyond General Joe Smith, his brother and the rest of the gang that printed and minted by Divine Right in the name of Elohim. And there is much more too, Holy Dog Poo.
Folks, look to Robert Millet and ponder his divisive attempt to move into the “Religion Making Business.”
Save yourselves, Delight enlighten and convert to Prosperity Theology Evangelism or go back to the Pearl of great price, with warts and all.
ps. When kibitzing about decimal point placement the whole numbers are forgotten; but being a gentile, not elect, excludes me from divine right insight. Perhaps you are reconciling the “Mormon Problem” but where is the decimal point?
GOK
Comment by gus o. kahan — June 9, 2008 @ 1:59 pm |