Texas flooding

[MG 2.0]

See my reply to gadianton.

Regards,
MG

Yep. Caught in another lie.

Negatory big buddy.

Lapse of memory. It happens.

Regards,
MG

[I Have Questions]

Yep. Caught in another lie.

Negatory big buddy. Lapse of memory. It happens. Regards,MG

Why have you ignored Dr Shades recent request to you to stop hitting return after every period?

[MG 2.0]

Yep. Caught in another lie.

Wow. When caught, he had the nerve to say "In my mind, it was wishful thinking when I said that."

No, it wasn't. It was a flat out lie and he got caught. He has zero credibility.

Incorrectamundo.

Regards,
MG

[I Have Questions]

Yep. Caught in another lie.

Wow. When caught, he had the nerve to say "In my mind, it was wishful thinking when I said that."

No, it wasn't. It was a flat out lie and he got caught. He has zero credibility.

I think it tells us that anything MG “I’ll double space my lines because nobody tells me what to do” 2.0 asserts can be easily dismissed as his own “wishful thinking”. It’s a confession.

[MG 2.0]

Wow. When caught, he had the nerve to say "In my mind, it was wishful thinking when I said that."

No, it wasn't. It was a flat out lie and he got caught. He has zero credibility.

I think it tells us that anything MG “I’ll double space my lines because nobody tells me what to do” 2.0 asserts can be easily dismissed as his own “wishful thinking”. It’s a confession.

Not true. Another lie...one on top of the other.

This thread track/jack is not very interesting, IHQ. Think of others besides yourself.

Things can be much more interesting than nit picking over the silliest little things.

Back towards topic?

Regards,
MG

[I Have Questions]

Apparently many Texas stakes were asking members to pray for rain in the weeks and months leading up to the floods in Texas. Mormon God acts very similar to Apollo in the Star Trek episode "Who Mourns for Adonais?"

Mormons will always find away to reframe what actually occurs into being an answer to their prayers. Drawing targets around cherry-picked fallen arrows is a Mormon’s superpower.

[Rivendale]

Apparently many Texas stakes were asking members to pray for rain in the weeks and months leading up to the floods in Texas. Mormon God acts very similar to Apollo in the Star Trek episode "Who Mourns for Adonais?"

Mormons will always find away to reframe what actually occurs into being an answer to their prayers. Drawing targets around cherry-picked fallen arrows is a Mormon’s superpower.

Yes. I remember reading a church article where two leaders were giving outdoor talks to two seperate groups somewhat close to each other. It was touted as a miracle that God kept a storm at bay for one group and a second miracle to grant strength and endurance to the second group for enduring the thunderstorm.

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Mormons will always find away to reframe what actually occurs into being an answer to their prayers. Drawing targets around cherry-picked fallen arrows is a Mormon’s superpower.

Yes. I remember reading a church article where two leaders were giving outdoor talks to two seperate groups somewhat close to each other. It was touted as a miracle that God kept a storm at bay for one group and a second miracle to grant strength and endurance to the second group for enduring the thunderstorm.

Yes, and then there's that one of many gems from Jeff Holland. You know, the one about driving with his son along a road in the forest when he comes to a fork in the road. They prayed for guidance about which direction to go, and that sneaky old Elohim sent them down the wrong one, as a test of faith stupidity.

[I Have Questions]

And then Bednar’s “having the faith to not be healed” nonsense. I guess he’d say the girls that perished in the flood showed the faith to not be saved.

[Rivendale]

Yes. I remember reading a church article where two leaders were giving outdoor talks to two seperate groups somewhat close to each other. It was touted as a miracle that God kept a storm at bay for one group and a second miracle to grant strength and endurance to the second group for enduring the thunderstorm.

Yes, and then there's that one of many gems from Jeff Holland. You know, the one about driving with his son along a road in the forest when he comes to a fork in the road. They prayed for guidance about which direction to go, and that sneaky old Elohim sent them down the wrong one, as a test of faith stupidity.

Yes, the wrong roads talk. Sometimes the holy ghost purposely gives incorrect information so a person can get to the correct decision quicker. There is an answer for everything if you practice Mormon pareidolia.