I would hardly call my exchange with FastCoyote a debate. What I would call it is a exposure of his rhetoric to be what it is, namely lies, falsehoods and deception.
Thanks for you concern, but for you to recommend we stay silent when such rubbage is thrown in the face of ever one on a political thread just doesn't cut it, sorry. I'd prefer to stay silent on the matter as well, but I will in moderation continue to defend when defamed. One cannot defend such filth without refuting scripturally
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Give fair warning. Then hit Abuse and flag Religion Moderator if they don’t stop.
I don’t want to be stuck reading debates over Mormon doctrine and beliefs for the next ten months. If Romney’s candidacy is a referendum on Mormon theology, he’ll lose. But that isn’t the campaign he’s running. So just follow his example. Let him be an ordinary presidential candidate, not some super-Mormon which you know he isn’t anyway.
Let’s keep the Front Page, the Editorial, and the Extended oriented toward news and editorials and opinion pieces. That is their purpose. Put the theology debates, the blogs and the vanities in the Backroom where they belong.
“I would hardly call my exchange with FastCoyote a debate. What I would call it is a exposure of his rhetoric to be what it is, namely lies, falsehoods and deception.”
Okay, let’s take a look at what you said:
[The Church that Joseph Smith restored is the fullness of the Gospel, all things have been restored by Jesus Christ. In fact, not only did Joseph claim that he saw God the Father and Jesus Christ, but also John the Baptist, Peter, James, John, Moses, Elijah (mentioned above), and others. The Church is about the restitution of all things, with all the priesthood keys that God has ever bestowed upon man, being given to man again.]
So, you have exposed me as a complete liar by proposing that Joseph Smith spoke with more saints and Gods than Jesus himself.
Oh yeah, that’s gonna fly the same day pigs do. Thank the Gods Romney believes the same.