YH8 Posted September 25, 2007 Posted September 25, 2007 Who said disagreement was hate? Oh . . . I don't know . . . I guess if you read YH8 as Why Hate and then someone calls it ironic that someone with such a moniker has an enemy (someone they disagree with) then it might lead to the idea that someone was equating disagreement with hate. Silly me, I guess.
John Williams Posted September 25, 2007 Posted September 25, 2007 Oh . . . I don't know . . . I guess if you read YH8 as Why Hate and then someone calls it ironic that someone with such a moniker has an enemy (someone they disagree with) then it might lead to the idea that someone was equating disagreement with hate. Silly me, I guess.Nah, I've just known you long enough. Nothing to do with this thread. Sorry for an uncalled-for jab.
volvoman Posted September 25, 2007 Posted September 25, 2007 I believe that there are many people in this world who are seeking just that --- a voice to tell them exactly what to think, say and do. So they can all be the same and be certain of mutual acceptance.Which, I suppose is OK -- so long as those people allow my kind to live on the same planet with them, (and to preach diversity and individualism into their ears, day and night).Uncle DaleThe thinking Mormon's anti-MormonUncle Dale,I am glad that you have declared yourself to be an Antimo. Oh well, that is okay. But I would have you consider just one thought.....Everyone laughed at Noah and of course they had their free agency to do just that....at least for awhile. Unfortunately, while they called him a false prophet, they eventually had to do a lot of treading water because they did not listen to him. I guess you do believe that Noah was a TRUE PROPHET, right ? And if Noah was a TRUE PROPHET, then his voice would have been worth listening to, right ?Well, free agency is a universal gift to all men...the ability to "preach diversity and individualism into [our] ears, day and night." But like those in Noah's day, you also have to be willing to face the consequences of not listening to the Prophet's voice..... How good are you at treading water, Uncle Dale ? Volvoman
John Williams Posted September 25, 2007 Posted September 25, 2007 Uncle Dale,I am glad that you have declared yourself to be an Antimo. Oh well, that is okay. But I would have you consider just one thought.....Everyone laughed at Noah and of course they had their free agency to do just that....at least for awhile. Unfortunately, while they called him a false prophet, they eventually had to do a lot of treading water because they did not listen to him. I guess you do believe that Noah was a TRUE PROPHET, right ? And if Noah was a TRUE PROPHET, then his voice would have been worth listening to, right ?Well, free agency is a universal gift to all men...the ability to "preach diversity and individualism into [our] ears, day and night." But like those in Noah's day, you also have to be willing to face the consequences of not listening to the Prophet's voice..... How good are you at treading water, Uncle Dale ? VolvomanWell, since we're talking about true prophets, I'm not sure how this applies ...
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