Lamanite wrote:Ray A wrote:Yeah, but only if it comes from the First Presidency?
I'm going to respond to the rest of your post tomorrow cuz my sister (HUGE ALL BLACKS FAN!) just came over.
No worries. I know what All Blacks fans are like.

Lamanite wrote:Ray A wrote:Yeah, but only if it comes from the First Presidency?
I'm going to respond to the rest of your post tomorrow cuz my sister (HUGE ALL BLACKS FAN!) just came over.
Lamanite wrote:Will we ever agree to disagree? Doubt it. But will one of you ever admit that the Joseph restored a Church that has redeemed me from Hell and brought me into the light and Redemption of Jesus Christ. If you can concede this fact, then why fight against it?
Big UP!
Lamanite
solomarineris wrote:Lamanite wrote:Will we ever agree to disagree? Doubt it. But will one of you ever admit that the Joseph restored a Church that has redeemed me from Hell and brought me into the light and Redemption of Jesus Christ. If you can concede this fact, then why fight against it?
Big UP!
Lamanite
Why, of coourse I agree with you, Lamanite.
I will never do such thing as fighting against your faith... I concede that you believe that
you are a Lamanite.
Where are you from, again? I take it one of the Pacific Islands.
Do you think Lehi stopped took vacations each of those islands on
his way to Promised Land to propagate his seed?
It is possible.
HighFive!
Lamanite wrote:But I wanted you to know that my conversion was between myself and God. And, I will follow the Prophet, but only if God confirms that his (The Prophets) counsel is true and correct. I have direct access to God at all times. He is my creator and my Father. And I refuse to let any man come between me and my Maker! That's real talk man....fo sho!
Big UP!
Lamanite
harmony wrote:Lamanite wrote:But I wanted you to know that my conversion was between myself and God. And, I will follow the Prophet, but only if God confirms that his (The Prophets) counsel is true and correct. I have direct access to God at all times. He is my creator and my Father. And I refuse to let any man come between me and my Maker! That's real talk man....fo sho!
Big UP!
Lamanite
Then you and I are on the same page. I've been testifying of this same thing for years.
Lamanite wrote:
While we're being personal...I just hope you're happy. As a daughter of God you know you're entitled to peace and joy and happiness in the fullest sense of the words. Sometimes it just seems like you're a little "salty" about things.
Here's to a New Year Harmony!
Allahuh Akbar!
Lamanite
Scottie wrote:Lamanite,
Do you believe that if you were to lose faith in the LDS church that you would return to your old ways?
Personally, I believe that the change has occured in YOUR heart by YOU. The church was a great stepping stone and a source of strength to pull you out of that pit. But now that you are out and have a wonderful family, I can't see you ever going back. This, of course, is my "expert" opinion from my 20 or so conversations I've had with you on a message board...![]()
What do you think?
harmony wrote:Lamanite wrote:
While we're being personal...I just hope you're happy. As a daughter of God you know you're entitled to peace and joy and happiness in the fullest sense of the words. Sometimes it just seems like you're a little "salty" about things.
Here's to a New Year Harmony!
Allahuh Akbar!
Lamanite
I admit to being salty. More like... a savory, salt of the earth type. I am not a warm and fuzzy, peace and harmony type of person. I am certainly not everyone's cup of tea. When I was younger, I was a fireball, a crusader. I was the underdog's champion, sure of the truth of my convictions. Then the danged dog bit me and all hell broke loose. Now, I've mellowed considerably, but I still retain the option to pump up the ol' engine and fire away, when the dog bites again and the mood strikes me. I've found a way to coexist with a TBM husband, and maintain both my sanity and integrity. It works for me (I sometimes refer to myself as a faithful heretic)... and annoys Daniel and a few others here no end.
For right now, my biggest concerns are that I have a son being deployed in March, hoping that we've managed to shore up his very emotionally fragile wife, and the fact that my feet are in danger. Tests are proceeding. We await 2009 with trepidation.
Happy New Year to you, Lamanite. 2009 for me will be one of uneasy waiting, while trying to keep on task. I manage a team of 4 fundraisers; we're tasked with $1.6 million to be raised prior to Sept 1. My own goal is over half a million. I cannot afford to be distracted.