Steven Pynakker

[Moksha]

I got to spend an evening with him at the Elder Pingree movie and chat with him on a 1/2 video, and he appears to me to be legit Evangelical.

Did he say anything about Trump being the Messiah? If not, then perhaps he is part of the sane branch of Evangelicals.

[msnobody]

I wonder if Steven Pynakker is aware of Colleen Ralson’s 2003 book, The Christian Companion to The Triple Combination A Guide to using Mormon Scriptures for Witnessing to Latter-day Saints.

https://www.amazon.com/Christian-Combi ... 157&sr=8-1

In the book, she guides you on how to systematically mark your Book of Mormon as a tool to witness to Latter-day Saints.

Back in the day, I racked up a $24 log distance phone charge talking to her— hubs wasn’t too happy with me about that.

On an individual basis, I can see why a Christian would want to witness to Mormon friends. The best hope for the LDS Church to improve its Christianity, in other words, the way to get the greatest conversion going, is from within the organization itself, and it will take a very long time. Still, I see hope there for an increase in the Christianity of Mormons as a group.

I think there are many, many persons God is using to make these changes happen. I hope I get to see it in my lifetime.

We got to see it with The Worldwide Church of God. Of course, there were fewer church leaders with TWCoG. God worked in each of their hearts and brought unity and courage to move forward in obedience.

[msnobody]

I got to spend an evening with him at the Elder Pingree movie and chat with him on a 1/2 video,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMqCEE14PBw&t=54s

and he appears to me to be legit Evangelical. I also agree with the response to the criticism that if he or Sandra do not articulate their own views, that has nothing to do with their refutations of the problems Mormonism has. Now, it may turn out, they may have many of the same problems as the Mormons, but that is another matter.

He and I are going to talk soon once I’m over this sinus infection with vertigo.