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Indeed, President J knows that students at the university are having a faith crisis and that the Internet is exposing the ugly warts of the Mormon church.

ASSume the church is true.

Hey, President J, bite me you nasty pig! How many boys have you asked if they masturbate? How many, President J?

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If you are a victim in which President J has questioned you about masturbation and shamed you about personal sexual matters, please contact SAM YOUNG.

Doubt my doubts.

Shulem wrote:When I'm tempted to disbelieve through doubt, I need to evaluate my spiritual state.

This guy is Skeletor's emaciated cousin



Doubt your doubts HeMan .... while I conquer the world ..... hahahahahahaha

Exiled wrote:Just believe despite the evidence = zombie members, devoid of soul.



As a result of crying eyring jr., the zombie apocalypse could be coming to N.E. Idaho and then spread to the rest of the country.

THIS - is so silly you know it could never be true. The Sister missionary is not with her Companion! It is obviously an Anti-Mormon lie. Or whatever you call Anti - now since we can no longer use the term Mormon so we don't give Satan more victories.

Good episodes.

man, that is telling though. I think the point is true. This talk was given in response to the news they are getting that many of the students are struggling to make the Church work. I think there's little doubt they'll keep a number of kids in by telling them to doubt themselves when it comes to these things, and just remember that it's true because they must have felt good about something at some point. But I don't see that as sustainable in the long run. I haven't really been able to recognize that the Church is losing until these past couple of years. I am very interested to see how this all plays out. But this talk, is a telling on that front.

Stem wrote:Good episodes.

man, that is telling though. I think the point is true. This talk was given in response to the news they are getting that many of the students are struggling to make the Church work. I think there's little doubt they'll keep a number of kids in by telling them to doubt themselves when it comes to these things, and just remember that it's true because they must have felt good about something at some point. But I don't see that as sustainable in the long run. I haven't really been able to recognize that the Church is losing until these past couple of years. I am very interested to see how this all plays out. But this talk, is a telling on that front.

If this line of argument as taught by Eyring is the best that the church has to offer...its game over, lights out. Not only is it not sustainable its not a winning strategy that will allow for the church to maintain its core membership, let alone grow. If the church is reliant on Good Feelings as its foundational weapon against its messy history and unsupportable truth claims...with the ever mounting evidence that is undermining those same claims literally on a daily basis...the church is doomed. The ground that is remaining for it to stand on is swiftly crumbling under its feet. Given a choice between hard difficult truth vs feel good, unsupportable truth claims, the truth will always win the day....except for the most hard core cultists.