Sargon Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Russ: You're not going to last long here with the mocking tone. Clean up your act.SkyllaOh please please please let him stay. Russ is a big dog over at the CARM boards, and it is good for him to be here so he can realize that LDS actually have a leg to stand on. His usual rants about Mormons over there display an inexperience with debating LDS. This if good for him.Sargon
Anijen Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 I think Russ and Bob Betts are actually looking forward to getting banned so they can say they were banned because of their logical debates. Notice how Bob Betts ends his posts with "if you let me come back"?Keep them around and let them slinker off on their own accord. I have no doubt that they are not going to be able to stand up to D Peterson, Pahoran, Juliann, Deborah and many others. They are already showing signs of total ineptness or obtuse or just plain close mindedness (ie. this whole thread). Its almost entertaining to read how long B Betts can go on beating a dead horse where he has plainly lost the debate...
Sargon Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 I have no doubt that they are not going to be able to stand up to D Peterson, Pahoran, Juliann, Deborah and many others. No comment.Sargon
The Nehor Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 I just redefine the word famine as anytime I have not had enough food to eat....therefore I'm allowed to eat meat. I try to keep it to sparingly.
Anijen Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 No comment.Sargon QUOTE(Anijen @ Oct 7 2007, 10:53 PM) *I have no doubt that they are not going to be able to stand up to D Peterson, Pahoran, Juliann, Deborah and many others.Oops I forgot the distinguished Sargon, my apologies...I could have put my favorite posters Dr Stuess, the Nehor and Urroner...
Facsimile 3 Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Is it a sin to be stupid? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA! Mmmm, mmm, goooooddd!! Dang, that was one good steak. But I got to thunkin'...I especially liked the somewhat over exaggeration of stupidity in referring to Tsuzuki's name as Suzuki. "It sounds like Suzuki har har."Seems like he should just finish his steak and then tear up the back country in a drunken rage on his four wheeler instead of posting on a board for people who say "says" instead of "sez".
Sargon Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Oops I forgot the distinguished Sargon, my apologies...I could have put my favorite posters Dr Stuess, the Nehor and Urroner...Oh, no no I don't expect my name to be on anyone's list.
BlueDreams Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 well then, it's a good thing I don't eat meat like all the other sinners...er posters on the board. Excuse me while I find a soap box to proclaim repentence and hell-fire to my brothers and sisters.Dang, I threw aways the box...I'll try a diagramThis is me before meat eating: This is me as a veg: <-- vegetable flavored gum chewerThis is me when I eat meat after multiple years of abstaining: This is the person who gave it to me: He would later mention being my father...Honestly, if it makes you feel better, think about divorce and how that one is far more explicit in language, in the bible coming straight from Christ, and yet the divorce rate is still through the roof. You can also think of words like individual interpretation, spirit of the law, and that sort of stuff. With luv,BD
Trencher7 Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Yes, let Russ stay. It's nice to see another anti-Mormon hint at the long list of correct thoughts and doctrines we need to believe in order to be saved (none of which having much to do with actual Christian living), then have the nerve to call us legalistic. Russ is also a Modalist. So he's even a heretic in some Evan circles, but he usually doesn't like to get into that subject too much.I also think he's just trying to get banned. I have no other explanation for his silly posts.
Tsuzuki Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 I have no other explanation for his silly posts. Maybe there was something funny in his steak.
negragardenia Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Maybe there was something funny in his steak.
NRA Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 My wife just cooked up some maahhvellouss baked potatoes and boiled corn while I stepped outside to grill a couple of perfect medium well New York strips. I got lucky that they came out perfect. Mmmm, mmm, goooooddd!! Dang, that was one good steak. But I got to thunkin'...D&C 89 states meat should only be used in times of famine or winter.But our Bibles tells us that meat is okay any time of year. All things in moderation.This section of the D&C just doesn't align with our Bibles.Which one should I believe? The D&C or my Bible?Gotta go with the Bible...again.----Russ, if you are still as thin as you looked in that picture, you NEED to eat lots more steaks. Some of us, though, would be better off the LESS steak we ate. My cholesterol is too high even if I don't eat any meat at all. My doctor says I should eat meat very sparingly. Who should I believe--my doctor's orders, or your commandment to eat more meat? I gotta go with the doctor. Of course, I could have just believed Old Joe Smith, who said the same thing about 170 years earlier.
Programmer Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 ----Russ, if you are still as thin as you looked in that picture, you NEED to eat lots more steaks. Some of us, though, would be better off the LESS steak we ate. My cholesterol is too high even if I don't eat any meat at all. My doctor says I should eat meat very sparingly. Who should I believe--my doctor's orders, or your commandment to eat more meat? I gotta go with the doctor. Of course, I could have just believed Old Joe Smith, who said the same thing about 170 years earlier. NRA. Great point. My Cholesterol may be a little high too, though I haven't checked in a little while... As for Russ and his mocking posts, his behavior is immature, and totally uncharitable.
Russ Posted October 8, 2007 Author Posted October 8, 2007 Russ: You're not going to last long here with the mocking tone. Clean up your act.SkyllaMocking? No, not at all. Sorry I came across that way.I sincerely believe the D&C is incorrect (uninspired). Is it okay to say that? (Just checking.) And I sometimes add a little humor along the way. Alas, it wasn't appreciated. Okay, every comic bombs now and then. Tough crowd. Let me ask you, then. Do you believe meat in warm weather is a sin? Do you believe that meat should only be used in times of famine or cold?I don't buy it. And saying such isn't meant to be mocking. I just don't see this passage from the D&C as genuinely of God.
Russ Posted October 8, 2007 Author Posted October 8, 2007 ----Russ, if you are still as thin as you looked in that picture, you NEED to eat lots more steaks. Some of us, though, would be better off the LESS steak we ate. My cholesterol is too high even if I don't eat any meat at all. My doctor says I should eat meat very sparingly. Who should I believe--my doctor's orders, or your commandment to eat more meat? I gotta go with the doctor. Of course, I could have just believed Old Joe Smith, who said the same thing about 170 years earlier. Jeff, my old nemesis. What's shakin', bacon?The issue isn't whether or not meat is bad for us. We know that too much of it will land us in the hospital.The issue is whether or not the verbiage from D&C 89 can or should be attributed to God."...only in times of winter or famine?"An LDS person once argued in favor of this passage applying to the people of the time. If that's true it seems there would be a caveat included. Do you know of one?
Sargon Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Jeff, my old nemesis. What's shakin', bacon?The issue isn't whether or not meat is bad for us. We know that too much of it will land us in the hospital.The issue is whether or not the verbiage from D&C 89 can or should be attributed to God."...only in times of winter or famine?"An LDS person once argued in favor of this passage applying to the people of the time. If that's true it seems there would be a caveat included. Do you know of one?Russ, you haven't responded to the following arguments:I think it is important to point out the way in which the various parts of this Word of Wisdom are given. Strong drink, tobacco, and hot drinks are NOT FOR THE BODY. There is no ambiguity about whether or not we are to use those substances.However, "it is pleasing unto me" that meat not be consumed except in the winter or in cold seasons. The stress is definently not placed on this piece of advice as it is on the others.Furthermore, because we believe in continued revelation, we believe that commandments and council such as these are always subject to change depending on the place and time we live in. For example, we obviously drink ''hot drinks'', but today the term ''hot drinks'' means something different then it did in Joseph's day. "Strong drinks" has been identified as alchoholic beverages, and "tobacco" has been extended to include all illegal drugs. We live in a very different day and age, and luckily for us we have a living prophet who can establish how exactly to interpret the scriptures. Can you say the same?Oh yeah, one more thing. Was your steak even a little pink?Gen 9:4 But you must not eat meat that has its lifeblood still in it.In many Christian countries blood sausage is popular, even though the Bible (and even the New Testament!) preaches against it.It would be appreciated if you would consider these replies.Sargon
ann Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Agreed.But they can still hold a Temple recommend.Even though they eat meat in summer. (?)The important thing to note is that such a revelation isn't of God to begin with. It's obviously just another LDS legalism having nothing to do with the Christian religion.well that's kind of an interesting point to bring upcause what does the law of moses say? compared to say the beatitudes?which one did God say first? so which one applies?besides, I don't think anyone here will deny enjoying a good steak, pink, bleeding, moving or burnt to a crisp.... I myself have to shamefully enter the bishops office on occasion"have you been keeping the WOW""Well, I did have a steak on monday... and tuesday, wednesday, friday, twice on saturday.... does a hamburger from McD's count? In that case I'd better just hand this reccomend back."
Doctor Steuss Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Done did eat it. And it wuz tastee!Have I sinned?Jospeh sez so.I think Joseph is wrong.What sayest thou? Ummm... Joseph didn't say so. Perhaps you should read the original version before you opine.
Truth Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 What the OP did wrong was in eating a NY strip. Thou shalt not eat poor cuts of meat, thou shalt only eat ribeyes.
ann Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 What the OP did wrong was in eating a NY strip. Thou shalt not eat poor cuts of meat, thou shalt only eat ribeyes. that's the point that was missing!
JAHS Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 What if a certain comma was placed in verse 13 by mistake. Here is what it would say without the comma:"And it is pleasing unto me that they should not be used only in times of winter, or of cold, or famine."
Sheelah Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Was there a problem back in those days that people didn't eat meat in the summer? Why was that sentence even necessary? And what's the difference between winter and cold? All the sudden that verse seems ... weird.
thesometimesaint Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Sheelah:Yes keeping meat fresh was a very big problem before refrigeration.
Mola Ram Suda Ram Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 Done did eat it. And it wuz tastee!Have I sinned?Jospeh sez so.I think Joseph is wrong.What sayest thou? Incorrect. JS made no such claim that eating meat is a sin.Russ. Lets look at what the open of the section 89 says. IT says not by way of commandment. When the WoW was originally given it was not a commandment. Later it was revealed that certain things the Lord expects of us. So you orignial statement is false in and of its self. I can eat meat all I want and it will never be counted as a sin. It has been speculated that meat was no longer a concearn of for the summer months becuase of the firdge. Meat goes bad in the summer and is hard to keep freash.
Mola Ram Suda Ram Posted October 8, 2007 Posted October 8, 2007 No comment.Sargon Me to. I feel left out. Oh well Maybe I should have been left out.
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