Thinking Posted March 8, 2014 Posted March 8, 2014 Link"Truth and transparency complement each other," [uchtdorf] said. "We always need to remember that transparency and openness keep us clear of the negative side effects of secrecy or the cliché of faith-promoting rumors." Does transparency only apply to history, or other things as well? Prior to the above statement, he used what I consider to be a worn out LDS cliché."For my part, I have learned to be patient, knowing that, in the end, things will work out." It's seems that the strategy has changed. I remember when negative historical facts were called anti-mormon lies. Now these same facts are being called complicated.
ERayR Posted March 8, 2014 Posted March 8, 2014 Link Does transparency only apply to history, or other things as well? Prior to the above statement, he used what I consider to be a worn out LDS cliché. It's seems that the strategy has changed. I remember when negative historical facts were called anti-mormon lies. Now these same facts are being called complicated. I wonder if God is revealing everything to us or does he maybe hold back things that are not particularly useful or maybe harmful to us?
thesometimesaint Posted March 8, 2014 Posted March 8, 2014 Link Does transparency only apply to history, or other things as well? Prior to the above statement, he used what I consider to be a worn out LDS cliché. It's seems that the strategy has changed. I remember when negative historical facts were called anti-mormon lies. Now these same facts are being called complicated. Even if you tell 100 truths to promote a lie, it is still a lie.
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