Hysteria? Are you going to condemn the hysterics of the 52,000 mormon missionaries whose "hysteria" leads them to sacrifice two full years of their lives going out daily and telling Christians that their Christian faith is bogus and the only way to salvation is to become a mormon and take part in their arcane rituals in the temples?
That is a much more fitting way of describing "hysteria" than the efforts of The Flying Inmans who provide the truth of mormonism on FR. You label the posts of a handful of FReepers "hysteria" while ignoring the ongoing attempt for more than a century of the entire membership of the mormon church to baptize every soul (either alive or dead) into their polytheistic sect.
The "hysteric" anti Christianity I see in your posts reminds me very strongly of a banned mormon, one whose claim was that Joseph Smith was an actual "Apostle" of Jesus.
Sorry, meant to ping you to #46.
Kind of makes you wonder what the noobs previous screen name was.
Exactly.
Hysteria? Are you going to condemn the hysterics of the 52,000 mormon missionaries whose "hysteria" leads them to sacrifice two full years of their lives going out daily and telling Christians that their Christian faith is bogus and the only way to salvation is to become a mormon and take part in their arcane rituals in the temples?
Oh if that is the criteria for truth, then what is giving up one's life for their belief? Two years or your entire life? So according to your logic those who followed Jim Jones, or any jihadist who self-detonates must have the real truth.
Big deal if someone rides a bicycle for two years - what about a man who devotes many years in seminary to get his ThD? Will two years of door-to-door sales equip a man with doctrinal truth better than years of seminary study?