beastie wrote:Wow. I'm an author with an impact!!! ;)
Not quite...
Had she been AT ALL open to discussion, it might have had an impact.
But, I'm being misled by anti-Mormon lies. End of story.
beastie wrote:Wow. I'm an author with an impact!!! ;)
bcspace wrote:I just find it tedious. AntiMormons leave trails so convoluted in this area that all it takes are just a few rabbit holes where you find out that the criticism is yellow journalistic or nothing to worry about for one to become bored.Um... I don't know about you, but this post could best be described as "so convoluted" that I feel like I did just fall down a rabbit hole trying to make sense of what you said.
Are you lacking in erudition?
SatanWasSetUp wrote:Even if dowsing worked (of course it doesn't but let's pretend) it is a huge leap to say since dowsing to find water works, using a rock in a hat to find buried treasure must also work. That's like arguing that since I found colored eggs scattered around my back yard Easter morning, it proves the Easter bunny is real, and since the Easter Bunny is real, Santa must be real too. Therefore colored eggs appearing in my backyard = Santa Claus is real. It's a big leap in logic.
Some Schmo wrote:bcspace wrote:I just find it tedious. AntiMormons leave trails so convoluted in this area that all it takes are just a few rabbit holes where you find out that the criticism is yellow journalistic or nothing to worry about for one to become bored.Um... I don't know about you, but this post could best be described as "so convoluted" that I feel like I did just fall down a rabbit hole trying to make sense of what you said.
Are you lacking in erudition?
That's right; blame the reader for not being clear what you meant by your convoluted, crappy sentence structure.
*rolls eyes*