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I'll be honest: The Olivewood Bookstore is a short drive away from my house, so I definitely would've gone to it had I known about it. Why, you ask? This is for two reasons: First, to get a handle on what sort of apologetics are de rigeur these days. You can't do much better than getting it straigh...

Over at the MADhouse, Dr. Peterson wrote: I think we can agree that Amerindian DNA, which some hoped would prove the death of Mormonism, has instead proven to be a considerable disappointment to the critics. How sad. I admit that I haven't followed the discussions that much, but can we really agree ...

This may have been linked to already, but the latest Tanner newsletter has a review of the MMM book that participants and readers of this thread might find interesting:

http://utlm.org/newsletters/no111.htm#Review

Rollo Tomasi wrote:by the way, are you equating gay marriage with murder?

If he isn't, then his thread's title is quite the non sequitur.

Try this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVUecPhQPqY

Gazelam wrote:We only worship the Father in the name of Christ.

I thought Mormons worshipped Christ as well...?

Dr. Shades wrote:The original story was broken by the National Enquirer. That pretty much tells me it's all made up.

The National Enquirer can get it right, too. They broke the story of John Edwards's affair and Dog the Bounty Hunter's racist rant.

Thanks, Ray!

=)

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Calculus Crusader wrote:

Dwight Frye wrote:Anyone who gives any creedence to seances is ridiculous and is fully deserving of ridicule. Nancy Reagan is ridiculous.

Nancy Reagan didn't hold seances.

You know, I think you're right. She was more an astrology kinda gal, wasn't she? Equally ridiculous, of course, but I happily sit corrected.