You know, as I thought about this statement, and the ones that followed in concurrence I prayerfully realized my reaction was all wrong.
See our LDS “legal team” has come to God's court with their client the Evil One himself in tow, and declared the Moral Bankruptcy of the Latter Day Saints. They have dug down the the most insidious putrid and festering corner of the barrel and scrapped up this despicable argument because there is nothing left.
8/30/2010 is the day.
See my friends victory was assured 180 some odd years ago when the Devil touched the evil mind of a backwoods con man and made him think himself a prophet and begin yet another assault on the Body of Christ. These plans never fully succeed despite sadly dragging some good people into the clutches of Satan. We have 2000 years of evidence to testify to that type of treachery. Today just proved that out yet again.
So as disgusting, deceitful and despicable as these words and the ones that followed in support of them are, it is nothing more than further proof of our victory over the Devils handiwork. It is something to rejoice over, for despite the coming spin these words are utterly indefensible.
So let us sit back and enjoy it as they come and play their ingrained little word games and such trying to get out from underneath this wreckage. We know that they can't help it despite it being in their best interest to just stop while they are behind, it is too deeply rooted in the cult mindset that is part of their training.
Hopefully our deceived friends, after coming face to face with their service to the Evil One, will have a moment of clarity after all these years of being caught up in and defending an evil lie and look up, even for a moment and see the grace and love of the Real Christ, one who, despite them stooping to such a low, will still embrace them when they final turn for home.
God is great indeed.
“but you are just a rube, a pawn in the LDS game,”
Funny. I thought this thread was about the young Bishop who was murdered. The killer was an anti Mormon who was mentally ill.
I am proud of my Church for the way they are responding to this tragedy - with love and forgiveness and concern for everyone.