More l-skinny Shenanigans
Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:15 am
Over on the aptly named MADboard, The Good Professor is have a merry laugh over his "pals" antics:
http://www.mormonapologetics.org/index. ... =0&start=0
Very interesting. (A) DCP's "colleagues" (probably l-skinny participants) "forged" this letter. Critics have frequently speculated that the so-called 2nd Watson Letter was also "forged"---perhaps by the same colleagues. Will DCP tell us who these "colleagues" were? Let it be known that Bill Hamblin dropped in on this thread in order to yuk it up. (B) DCP "fell for it, hook, line, and sinker." Need we say anything more?
Also: shouldn't The Good Professor be a bit more charitable to Pauson's writing skills, in lieu of some of those first, error-riddled copies of the Book of Mormon?
http://www.mormonapologetics.org/index. ... =0&start=0
Daniel Peterson wrote:In my experience, every encounter with Matt Paulson leads to a surge in spirituality, intelligence, and wisdom. I also found that my stock investments always performed better in the immediate aftermath of an exchange with him.
Quite a number of years ago, Mr. Paulson attempted correspondence with me. That he's now emitted a book represents a triumph of the art of editing, a demonstration of the possibility of creation ex nihilo. And somebody, somewhere, deserves a gold star on his or her forehead for the achievement.
The syntax, grammar, and spelling of the Paulson epistles were so . . . um, unique that a pair of my colleagues, who had also been reading them, actually sat down and concocted a forged Paulson letter to me while I was living in Jerusalem back in 1993, and I fell for it, hook, line, and sinker.
Very interesting. (A) DCP's "colleagues" (probably l-skinny participants) "forged" this letter. Critics have frequently speculated that the so-called 2nd Watson Letter was also "forged"---perhaps by the same colleagues. Will DCP tell us who these "colleagues" were? Let it be known that Bill Hamblin dropped in on this thread in order to yuk it up. (B) DCP "fell for it, hook, line, and sinker." Need we say anything more?
Also: shouldn't The Good Professor be a bit more charitable to Pauson's writing skills, in lieu of some of those first, error-riddled copies of the Book of Mormon?