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Behind The "Mormon Scholars Testify" Project


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Ahhh, we finally get a peek at the sinister goings-on behind the curtain!

Bwah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah-hah! ;):D

(Sorry; couldn't resist. Carry on!)

Edited by Kenngo1969
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Sinister indeed. As with everything I do, this project is fueled by seething rage, remembered victimhood, and crippling ressentiment.

Credit for the diagnosis goes to my Malevolent Stalker, who, I'm reliably informed, has once again honored his pledge (made perhaps 18-24 months ago) never to launch another thread about me by launching yet another thread about me again this afternoon.

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As with everything I do, this project is fueled by seething rage, remembered victimhood, and crippling ressentiment.

I don't think it's any of those things. We all feel emptiness inside as we seek meaning in our lives. Some fill the void with alcohol or drugs. Others hoard books, bottles, clothes or other comfort items.

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Edited by Mortal Man
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There's really no limit on the types of things people may collect in their effort to fill the void inside. A person may, for example, pile up hundreds and hundreds of notes of assurance from important people.

Or visit boards and mock people with whom they disagree. But, you know, to each his own.

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For those 0.00034 of you here who might care, I've just posted a blog entry about the thinking that led to the launch of the "Mormon Scholars Testify" project and about the process behind it:

http://dcpsicetnon.blogspot.com/

There has been a lot of mocking about this site on other boards. It is good that you posted this OP. Of course, it may be mocked on other boards also. The site is a great site that helps members navigate through their own testimonies and doubts. And of course, the site has been parodied by the ex-mormon crowd which means that your site is very effective.

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Or visit boards and mock people with whom they disagree. But, you know, to each his own.

...Hales, Hallen, Hancock, Handley... nope, no Hamblin.

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I don't think it's any of those things. We all feel emptiness inside as we seek meaning in our lives. Some fill the void with alcohol or drugs. Others hoard books, bottles, clothes or other comfort items.

Some fill the emptiness with the own over-inflated egos. ;)

Thanks, -Wade Englund-

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