Chapstick owns the apologists on the Liahona

[Kishkumen]

The Interpreter - A Journal of "Squinting your Eyes and From the Right Angle This Feels Ancient" can't seem to acknowledge this giant bullseye!

[Dr Moore]

Wordplay is such fun.

Here’s another one on Liahona.

Lee: windward side of a ship.
Hone/hona: that which is greatly desired.

Nephi and his family were blown before the wind toward the promised land. Or, that was true as long as they behaved and the Liahona continued working.

1 Ne 18:8
And it came to pass after we had all gone down into the ship, and had taken with us our provisions and things which had been commanded us, we did put forth into the ​​​sea​ and were driven forth before the wind towards the ​​​promised land​.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Yeah. Who could possibly think Joseph Smith would, you know, borrow things when creating his religion?



- Doc

[Doctor Steuss]

Besides something "special" in the Book of Mormon, you ask for "unique teachings or doctrine" that it contains. I'm curious where you ever got the idea that it SHOULD contain unique teachings or doctrine.

Allan Wyatt, who has never had anything to do with FAIR, raises a really good point.
https://www.fairlatterdaysaints.org/ans ... _doctrines

It is a mystery how a critic could possibly come to that idea.
https://knowhy.bookofmormoncentral.org/ ... -of-Mormon

It's definitely not something that the Book of Mormon itself suggests.
https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/stu ... ng=eng#p40

[Kishkumen]

That Wyatt. What a card!

Every oppressive totalitarian regime needs its Allan Wyatt.

[Doctor Scratch]

I thought that the Mopologists' reaction to Chapstick's observations was remarkable: "What an idiot you are to think that the torpedoes are similar to the liahona!" Then you take a step back and think about all the "parallelism" that they've done before--with the LGT, with "NHM," and on and on and on. Their hypocrisy is just par for the course.

[Philo Sofee]

I thought that the Mopologists' reaction to Chapstick's observations was remarkable: "What an idiot you are to think that the torpedoes are similar to the liahona!" Then you take a step back and think about all the "parallelism" that they've done before--with the LGT, with "NHM," and on and on and on. Their hypocrisy is just par for the course.

Torpedos to a Liahona, harumph! We have lots better parallels with horses to tapirs you idiots!

[Gadianton]

I thought that the Mopologists' reaction to Chapstick's observations was remarkable: "What an idiot you are to think that the torpedoes are similar to the liahona!" Then you take a step back and think about all the "parallelism" that they've done before--with the LGT, with "NHM," and on and on and on. Their hypocrisy is just par for the course.

Indeed. If the Mopologists had a literary connection as strong as the Late War torpedo's connection to the Liahona, they'd literally never shut up about it.

[Dr Moore]

I thought that the Mopologists' reaction to Chapstick's observations was remarkable: "What an idiot you are to think that the torpedoes are similar to the liahona!" Then you take a step back and think about all the "parallelism" that they've done before--with the LGT, with "NHM," and on and on and on. Their hypocrisy is just par for the course.

Indeed. If the Mopologists had a literary connection as strong as the Late War torpedo's connection to the Liahona, they'd literally never shut up about it.

QFTx1000

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Hello, Mr. Peterson! I’m glad my image above merited a response on your blog:

https://www.patheos.com/blogs/danpeters ... raphy.html

You could just credit the Masons, though.

- Doc