Kishkumen wrote:Oh, I'd be ticked if I were they. But, can you imagine what it would have been like to fire these guys in person? The fireworks!
Are you suggesting that DCP and Hamblin are drama queens?
The Future of Mopologetics - A Second Opinion
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Are you suggesting that DCP and Hamblin are drama queens?
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Jason Bourne wrote:For example last week I went to lunch with a good friend who was one of my counselors when I was a bishop. He is now my HPGL. He knows I have some question and concerns but not the total extent. I wanted to share some more with him for a variety of reasons. And he just could not get his head around some of the issues I have. He does not know about them and in his words "Does not want to know about them if it is going to hurt his testimony." He just thinks the Church is the best think ever, cannot imagine life without it and knows it is the best Church organization out there.
But does he sell Amway?
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Cylon wrote:Huh. Aristotle's theory now has a new proponent: Will Schryver.
Welp...there is only one option left....
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RayAgostini wrote:Cylon wrote:Huh. Aristotle's theory now has a new proponent: Will Schryver.
That's kinda surreal.
He's not actually supporting it. Take a closer look:
I never said Will was supporting the new direction of the MI, he's obviously very opposed to it. I only said that he agrees with Aristotle's predictions of the ramifications of this change, even if he thinks the whole thing is terrible.