Craig Paxton wrote:Ok, Ok I said I was done and needed to take a break BUT…Gawd Damnit, Mormonism won’t let me escape its ugly grasp.
So I was listening to a podcast I just discovered hosted by two skeptics who test all kinds of so called truth claims so “we don’t have to” During one podcast series the hosts go through the entire Mormon Missionary conversion process, get baptized and confirmed and actually become members…and then tell their missionaries…"Oh by the way we were only kidding…we never bought any of it". To which the Elders said…”but the spirit was so strong at your baptism”.
So BC and Company…how exactly does the so called spirit confirm itself so strongly when those being baptized are doing so fraudulently? Does the spirit still confirm itself even when a fraud is taking palce? If so Why?
http://ohnopodcast.com/episodes/month/march-2011
Ok I'll crawl back under my rock...
Craig,
The answer to this is obvious. When they got baptized they truly did know the church was true deep down in their hearts but they just want to sin more than they want to live the gospel. They are both a couple of sinners and probably democrats to boot....