I suppose if the women really wanted to make the point stand out they could respond to that type of condescension with something like "put your little pee pee back in your pants dear, it's not a ruler as you may think it is."
I had not heard that one before, Philo! I like it!
“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don’t have to worry about the answers.”~Thomas Pynchon, Gravity’s Rainbow
I suppose if the women really wanted to make the point stand out they could respond to that type of condescension with something like "put your little pee pee back in your pants dear, it's not a ruler as you may think it is."
I had not heard that one before, Philo! I like it!
Careful, yer gonna git us both in trouble now......
Here is a moderated debate between Mormons and Ex-Mormons on a show called “Jubilee.” Poor Cardon is just slaughtering his own cause.
ETA: Kwaku, on the other hand, is doing a lot better than I have seen him do in the past.
Hi Kish,
One part that bothered me is when John D was pounding the question if they believe that LGBT folks won't be in, or merit, which ever term he used, the Celestial Kingdom? When in fact he knows good and well the early leadership taught that only those that entered into plural marriage would receive the Celestial Kingdom (sec. 132).
Maybe I am splitting hairs here but, right or wrong, let's be consistent.
in my opinion, trying my best to be objective, Kwaku won the debate, and that is not easy to say.
One part that bothered me is when John D was pounding the question if they believe that LGBT folks won't be in, or merit, which ever term he used, the Celestial Kingdom? When in fact he knows good and well the early leadership taught that only those that entered into plural marriage would receive the Celestial Kingdom (sec. 132).
Maybe I am splitting hairs here but, right or wrong, let's be consistent.
in my opinion, trying my best to be objective, Kwaku won the debate, and that is not easy to say.
I think it is fair to point this out. If anything, the faithful should put their trust in God, not the opinions of well-intentioned people who endeavor to speak on God’s behalf. And, yes, Kwaku comes out of this looking better than most. He acquitted himself quite well all things considered.
“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don’t have to worry about the answers.”~Thomas Pynchon, Gravity’s Rainbow
Careful, yer gonna git us both in trouble now......