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Re: "These days I can smell the fear in Mormonism."
Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 11:22 pm
by _honorentheos
hagoth7 wrote:So in response to your assertion that they're being dishonest, or intentionally deceptive, my question is...where's the motive?
Hey hagoth7,
In the other thread you made this comment -
hagoth7, in the thread titled The Mormon History Conspiracy, wrote:...it's not that the Church didn't want (the membership) to hear (controversial history). It's that they didn't want them to hear it when they weren't ready.
What motive do you feel is behind the Church feeling they need to judge when a member is ready to learn about certain historical issues?
Re: "These days I can smell the fear in Mormonism."
Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 4:05 am
by _cafe crema
honorentheos wrote:Hey hagoth7,
In the other thread you made this comment -
hagoth7, in the thread titled The Mormon History Conspiracy, wrote:...it's not that the Church didn't want (the membership) to hear (controversial history). It's that they didn't want them to hear it when they weren't ready.
What motive do you feel is behind the Church feeling they need to judge when a member is ready to learn about certain historical issues?
And what are the guidelines for discovering those members who are ready and what are the instruction materials available for those members determined to be ready. Do you know people who have been instructed by the church because they have been determined to be ready?
Re: "These days I can smell the fear in Mormonism."
Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 10:29 am
by _I have a question
cafe crema wrote:And what are the guidelines for discovering those members who are ready and what are the instruction materials available for those members determined to be ready. Do you know people who have been instructed by the church because they have been determined to be ready?
Following this train of thought we can say with certainty that nobody was ready prior to the essays, and now that the Church has released them, everyone is ready. This leads us to determine that the deciding factor in a persons readiness was wether or not the activity of members was suffering.