Themis wrote:Still can't answer a simple question about something you consider so important.
What question was that?
Regards, MG
Really? I asked it in the post before this one. I doubt you really missed it, but I have asked it more then a couple times with you ignoring it like you have with the questions about the catalyst theory. Not surprised since you cannot really defend the idea of faith as a positive trait for false or fraudulent beliefs.
Really? I asked it in the post before this one. I doubt you really missed it, but I have asked it more then a couple times with you ignoring it like you have with the questions about the catalyst theory. Not surprised since you cannot really defend the idea of faith as a positive trait for false or fraudulent beliefs.
I'm still missing it. Sorry. Maybe you could post it again?
I did find this question:
How is this faith a good thing, or good trait, when it is the same faith Scientologists have, or other people who have faith in the claims of frauds?
But I chose not to answer it with all of the other 'chatter' that's been going on. It didn't interest me at the time enough to spend time with it.
Is it this question that's a big deal for you or some other? You said something having to do with "catalyst". Please post that question again. I honestly either missed it or it was something that was posted before I took one of my 'breaks' a week or so ago.
I have a question wrote:If the spirit isn’t the determining factor in assessing validity of religious testimony, what is?
Individual experiential modes of accessing truth. For me, it's been life long study, prayer, thought, investigation, comparison, and trying to look at the 'big picture'.
I have a question wrote:What eggs do you place in baskets outside of Mormonism?
I think that I've mentioned a number of times, although most people don't read what I have to say...it's gobbledygook according to grindael, and I'm sure by others...that I see the world as one great WHOLE. The restoration of keys of authority and associated ordinances are one piece of that whole. An important part. The most important part, however, being Jesus Christ and the atonement which He made for the eventual salvation and/or exaltation of all those who chose to follow/participate in the Father's Plan. But that plan is BIG. It has something for everyone and is costumed designed for each individual.
So there are LOTS of baskets outside of Mormonism. Mormonism is a piece of a larger puzzle/whole.
Is it this question that's a big deal for you or some other? You said something having to do with "catalyst". Please post that question again. I honestly either missed it or it was something that was posted before I took one of my 'breaks' a week or so ago.
Or you were too busy trolling other people to comprehend anything you read. Yeah, that's it.
Riding on a speeding train; trapped inside a revolving door; Lost in the riddle of a quatrain; Stuck in an elevator between floors. One focal point in a random world can change your direction: One step where events converge may alter your perception.
Is it this question that's a big deal for you or some other? You said something having to do with "catalyst". Please post that question again. I honestly either missed it or it was something that was posted before I took one of my 'breaks' a week or so ago.
Or you were too busy trolling other people to comprehend anything you read. Yeah, that's it.
Riding on a speeding train; trapped inside a revolving door; Lost in the riddle of a quatrain; Stuck in an elevator between floors. One focal point in a random world can change your direction: One step where events converge may alter your perception.
DrW wrote:Yet again, and as always, you provide no evidence to back up your position. You make only bald assertions and statements of unfounded belief.
drw, You seem to either consciously ignore or be ignorant of the fact that spirituality, beauty, & intuition are personal, subjective experiences. So there is no “evidence” to prove what you believe to be beauty or spirituality, Silly!
mentalgymnast wrote:I AM misquoting me. As such, I are lying.
Regards, The "Pants on Fire" Liar
(Translated from the Reformed Dipshitian)
Yes, you are. You really are.
Riding on a speeding train; trapped inside a revolving door; Lost in the riddle of a quatrain; Stuck in an elevator between floors. One focal point in a random world can change your direction: One step where events converge may alter your perception.
