I'm going to church tomorrow!

[_Joseph]

ldstoronto said: " I'll ask a really hard question and watch the members start to do gymnastics when answering. I never bring up so-called 'apostate' perspectives, because I can usually call bull-crap on the discussion as it unfolds.

I dunno, I kinda think that's fun - making people think or explain what it is that they said".
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That is meaner than the other stuff that has been suggested. Making most Mormons think is punishment.

[_The Nehor]

If you want to have some real fun, you can do what I do... I sit through sacrament quietly, but when it comes to discussion time in Sunday School or in quorum meetings, I will debate points based on what scriptures say, as opposed to what the class is saying. Or I'll ask a really hard question and watch the members start to do gymnastics when answering. I never bring up so-called 'apostate' perspectives, because I can usually call bull-crap on the discussion as it unfolds.

I dunno, I kinda think that's fun - making people think or explain what it is that they said.

H.

I did this all the time......when I was the teacher. Never as an attempt to embarrass or confuse but because thinking is fun and a faith that you can't explain and reexamine for new insights won't hold up to much of anything and either stagnates or dies.

[_why me]

Wow...such insightful posts from the critics. I certainly envy not being a critic. The level of intelligence was overwhelming for my brain to handle and you have certainly set a wonderful example for me to copy, if I ever decide to be a critic. (Yawn)