Glenn101 Posted December 13, 2016 Posted December 13, 2016 23 hours ago, mfbukowski said: I read it and liked it. I was interested in the philosophy not the history. Did I worry about the life of the philosophers I read? Of course not- what was important was what they taught and their ideas- not who they were, where they lived or even if the actually lived at all. Who cares about that stuff?? And then I had a huge spiritual experience after I read Moroni 10: 4-5. I had another huge spiritual experience when I was confirmed and received the Holy Ghost. I was cooked. Mark, thanks for sharing those experiences and thoughts. Incredibly, I pretty much understand that bit of philosophy. You hit the nail on the head, in my opinion, when you said it was not the history that is important, it is what is taught. Glenn
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