Benefit of Mormonism: commitment!
Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 3:56 am
I'm getting a little tired of always hearing people say the good thing about Mormonism is the social network. It's time to look a little further!
In an article written by Mr. Dieter Uchtdorf, declaring that in the Mormon world, you need to be committed. He alluded to a story of a couple of boys working up the courage to jump off a cliff into a lake. Once one boy started to go, there was no going back. He yelled out, "I'm committed!"
I really like this article for some reason. I like to hear about people's passion. I see great value in a person being committed to a cause and believing in it.
The question was asked, "Will I dive in, or just stand at the edge?"
This should ressonate with everyone on this board. Everyone hear seems pretty decided but at one point, you made the decision to jump. Whether it was to stay in the church or to get out, your decision required courage and commitment. I am willing to recognize the church and their leadership for this. They ask their followers for commitment. But the congratulations goes to the committed members- the ones who take the leap into the world the leadership has created.
Well done.
In an article written by Mr. Dieter Uchtdorf, declaring that in the Mormon world, you need to be committed. He alluded to a story of a couple of boys working up the courage to jump off a cliff into a lake. Once one boy started to go, there was no going back. He yelled out, "I'm committed!"
I really like this article for some reason. I like to hear about people's passion. I see great value in a person being committed to a cause and believing in it.
The question was asked, "Will I dive in, or just stand at the edge?"
This should ressonate with everyone on this board. Everyone hear seems pretty decided but at one point, you made the decision to jump. Whether it was to stay in the church or to get out, your decision required courage and commitment. I am willing to recognize the church and their leadership for this. They ask their followers for commitment. But the congratulations goes to the committed members- the ones who take the leap into the world the leadership has created.
Well done.