The Nehor wrote: Yes, and we train our missionaries in logic, load them up with proofs showing our evidence, and then convince others through intense argument with vast amounts of supporting proofs that we're right. Uhhhh...no.
What we do is teach the basics and get them to have an experience with God which they can't prove to anyone but works for them because they experienced it.
It's unfortunate that we don't train them in logic, but that would hurt the church's intentions. What the church does is try and get members to produce a positive experience and then tell them this is from God and what we say is the truth. Unfortunately when it come to what works, Their are people who become terrorists who think in similar fashion.
AtticusFinch wrote:Because I am not your babysitter. Can't you read?
Can you back up any of your claims or not?
Yes, I will back one of them up right now...
you can't read. Your posts on this thread are my proof.
And I will back up another. You have an IQ less than 4. Your posts on this board are my proof.
You are dismissed.
“What really goes on in the minds of Church leadership who know of the the truth. It would devastate the Church if a top leader were to announce the facts.” Thomas Ferguson, Mormon archaeologist
And I will back up another. You have an IQ less than 4. Your posts on this board are my proof.
Dr. Finch, you are trespassing into another academic realm. To derive an IQ equivalent for an extremely low functioning person, adaptive behavior interviews are needed. Communication skills, such as the ability to indicate by pointing to pictures whether one wants a hamburger meal or a fried chicken meal, need to be assessed. That kind of data would certainly help us understand what kind of educational interventions Simon needs in order to eventually live a life independent of the 24-7 supervision of the LDS organization.
As for an IQ of four, that is statistically highly improbable, since such a person would almost have to be on life support.
Huckelberry said: I see the order and harmony to be the very image of God which smiles upon us each morning as we awake.
MCB wrote:As for an IQ of four, that is statistically highly improbable, since such a person would almost have to be on life support.
Have you not read his posts?
“What really goes on in the minds of Church leadership who know of the the truth. It would devastate the Church if a top leader were to announce the facts.” Thomas Ferguson, Mormon archaeologist
AtticusFinch wrote:Yes, I will back one of them up right now...
you can't read. Your posts on this thread are my proof.
And I will back up another. You have an IQ less than 4. Your posts on this board are my proof.
You are dismissed.
So the answer is "no" -- got it.
yes, the answer is no...I am not your babysitter
“What really goes on in the minds of Church leadership who know of the the truth. It would devastate the Church if a top leader were to announce the facts.” Thomas Ferguson, Mormon archaeologist
MCB wrote:As for an IQ of four, that is statistically highly improbable, since such a person would almost have to be on life support.
Have you not read his posts?
A ratio IQ would be about 30. That would give him a mental age of four. Or at least, an emotional age of four. <grins> with moderation. Your behavior is somewhat childish at times, too.
Huckelberry said: I see the order and harmony to be the very image of God which smiles upon us each morning as we awake.
MCB wrote: [ A ratio IQ would be about 20. That would give him a mental age of four. Or at least, an emotional age of four. <grins> with moderation. Your behavior is somewhat childish at times, too.
NO IT"S NOT!!!!!!! (stomping my feet and holding my breath)
“What really goes on in the minds of Church leadership who know of the the truth. It would devastate the Church if a top leader were to announce the facts.” Thomas Ferguson, Mormon archaeologist