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So you're suddenly hypersensitive about a word that just means "the dead?" What? Lds never use the word, "dead?"

So I'm "hypersensitive" when I call you out for an out right lie?

"just means "the dead?"

And here's another ugly lie. Necro is known through out literature as "evil" or "evil sorcerer". It's short for "Necromancer" or "Necromancy". It's a dark art. Equating myself and other Latter-day Saints with anything "necro" is guilt by association. It's a foul and low thing to do Colofornian.

Well, it helps if you don't wrest my commentary away from the content..

You're the one who used the word "obsessed" along with other hyperbolic phrases. Kind of like your use of the offensive word "necro" to describe me.

I guess you know you're over the top or you wouldn't be so "hypersensitive" about be called out for it.

So the supreme attention-getter of ANY subject of Joseph's last 2 or 3 years

So you consider any length of study to be "obsessed" with something? Obsession is considered an unhealthy mental state. Do doctors study medicine or are they obsessed with it? Is anyone that spends their life seeking after God, obsessed? Again you're using innuendo and lies to paint a fearful picture of me to the reader.

Heavenly Father and His Son Jesus Christ command all men to love one another and not bear false witness against each other.

As was said regarding usage of the prefix necro-

"just means "the dead?"

to which you replied;

And here's another ugly lie.

Please allow me to disabuse you of that notion...for you reach for portion of culturally connotative usage (and misuage), rather than the root.

necro-

combining form prefix: necro-

"necromancy"

Origin

Greek

nekros ------>necro-
corpse

Your statement continued;

...Necro is known through out literature as "evil" or "evil sorcerer"

which as I have shown above isn't exactly true, but as I also spoke toward, is the culturally derived connotative association, although one perhaps a bit misused by fantasy-genre "hack" paper-back writers, at least a decade or so before Harry Potter came toddling along.

Necro- as in Necromancer http://www.thefreedictionary.com/necromancer

nec·ro·man·cy
1.

As you said;

We do not baptize corpses, this is a lie.

but the LDS does "baptize" the _dead, by proxy. Hence, necro-baptism [by proxy].

And you also said;

Kind of like your use of the offensive word "necro" to describe me.

which was not done that I could see (or you may point out which reply# that statement was made, in regards to yourself specifically?), rendering the following;

command...

...not bear false witness against each other.

apparently broken, by your own self.

What was that again, you were saying about soup?

If you like, we could speak about Joseph Smith's "obsessions" and how he could fit the bill for heel, cad, fraud, huckster, swindler, etc? I can bring dictionary of those terms, upon request. Preferably, after we find some agreement upon earned and deserved (after one has done all that they honestly can do?) soup rations. bwahahhaa

Sammy Hagar - Little White Lie (Music Video) WIDESCREEN HQ [this song going out to J.Smith, who's "soup" could never now be cold, since it's most likely ON FIRE]

Me: "just means "the dead?"

Mistaken you: And here's another ugly lie. Necro is known through out literature as "evil" or "evil sorcerer". It's short for "Necromancer" or "Necromancy". It's a dark art. Equating myself and other Latter-day Saints with anything "necro" is guilt by association. It's a foul and low thing to do Colofornian.

Blue Dragon had it on the $ in post #26...take a good look at that...if you don't believe here...here's some links on the word Necrology:

Definition:
* 1. A list of people who have died, especially in the recent past or during a specific period.
Source: Necrology

"2013 Necrology. What is a necrology? A necrology is a listing of people who have died during a specific time period. Find A Grave necrologies let you browse the names and faces of the 75 most famous people who have died during a selected year, all the way back to 1900. They are listed in order of their Find A Grave 'fame ranking', as voted by Find A Grave contributors. To view a necrology, simply select a year from the pop up list below."
Source: Necrology per Find a Grave.com

Hmmm...Here Mormons do their own massive "gravedigging" -- well, by that I mean "digging into grave" history...
...in order to glean, names, birthdates, deathdates, etc. to necro-baptize them amidst their gathering of necrology research...
...And here, like this necrological link to "famous people," you'll find in research Mormon baptisms of the dead that they seem to love to feast upon "famous people" in the proxy process, even though their relatives are not likely to be Mormon...
>..and yet you want me to ignore all of that necrological stuff they engage in. Interesting.