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The Church and Bad Faith Communications


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Posted (edited)

Speaking for myself, the format is discouraging me from responding since I can’t break it up.

On better days I might do it for you anyway because I like your threads and posts so much, but patience is so very, very short today and likely for a few days…for two many reasons (to whine or not to whine…) ;)

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13 hours ago, Nofear said:

The Church hasn't always been as good as it is now. I do believe it is quite good, but also, there is room for improvement. What are your thoughts?
(source article: https://consilienceproject.org/endgames-of-bad-communication/)

PS: While not the question I'm asking, I have seen every one of these techniques unabashedly used by the Church's nay-sayers.............

WWJS?

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I skimmed through the link you posted, No Fear; looks like it is well worth taking more time to actually read it without music playing even so it implants in my brain better. 
 

Are you asking for specific examples of how we might increase the Good Faith communication styles and decrease any Bad Faith moves we come across? Or a more general approach?

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On 4/12/2022 at 12:55 PM, Nofear said:

I have seen every one of these techniques unabashedly used by the Church's nay-sayers.

Who are the Church's "nay-sayers?" Can you answer without using "villainization?" Ooooh man - I used up two questions in one comment!

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Posted
1 hour ago, Navidad said:

Who are the Church's "nay-sayers?" Can you answer without using "villainization?"

Nobody can

The technique itself is based on intentional lying. How do you stop people from lying before they do it?

Posted
31 minutes ago, mfbukowski said:

How do you stop people from lying before they do it?

Mentoring, coaching, and teaching self-awareness. I wish I could have experienced more of all three in my life, but I didn't.

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10 hours ago, Navidad said:

Who are the Church's "nay-sayers?" Can you answer without using "villainization?" Ooooh man - I used up two questions in one comment!

It is possible to distinguish between bad behavior and a bad person (villainization).  

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On 4/12/2022 at 4:37 PM, Calm said:

Speaking for myself, the format is discouraging me from responding since I can’t break it up.

On better days I might do it for you anyway because I like your threads and posts so much, but patience is so very, very short today and likely for a few days…for two many reasons (to whine or not to whine…) ;)

Whine away!  I'll get the crackers and cheese! ;)  (Seriously.  I hope your issues at least fade somewhat back into the background ...)

All the Best,

-Ken

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