The 2011 Sampson Avard Golden Scepter Award
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:59 am
As the Emeritus B.H. Roberts Professor of Mopologetic Studies at Cassius University, I have been blessed with the privilege of announcing this year's Sampson Avard Golden Scepter Award. As readers here doubtless know, this award honors someone--often a TBM--"whose role in the course and/or study of Mopologetics has had an enormous and undeniable impact on the field." There were a number of very worthy contenders for the Golden Scepter this year, but after much deliberation, we have decided to bestow this great honor on a unique individual who provided us with an extraordinary insight into the way that Mopologists operate. In a stunning post on 20 June 2011, our Golden Scepter recipient blessed us with this astonishing revelation:
With this post, our honoree very helpfully showed us that, indeed, the Mopologists are watching and plotting out their moves based on what happens at MormonDiscussions.com. We have long suspected that the best critics of Mopologetics post right here on this site, and individual at last provided the long-sought-after confirmation.
If you haven't guessed by now, this year's coveted Sampson Avard Golden Scepter Award goes to....
Lamanite!
I hope that everyone will join me in congratulating him. Big UP! to you, Lamanite! We're grateful to you for your contributions to the field.
The 2011 Sampson Avard Golden Scepter Recipient wrote:Once I was told by a member of the Maxwell institute that they occasionally post new information here (this board [i.e., the Mormon Discussions board]) to test its ability to withstand criticism.
With this post, our honoree very helpfully showed us that, indeed, the Mopologists are watching and plotting out their moves based on what happens at MormonDiscussions.com. We have long suspected that the best critics of Mopologetics post right here on this site, and individual at last provided the long-sought-after confirmation.
If you haven't guessed by now, this year's coveted Sampson Avard Golden Scepter Award goes to....
Lamanite!
I hope that everyone will join me in congratulating him. Big UP! to you, Lamanite! We're grateful to you for your contributions to the field.