[SZonian]

I fail to see how posting information that is not generally available to the audience of such messages can be construed as “bashing”, “disgusting” or “paranoid”. If you go buy a car from a dealer, do you only take their word or do you seek out a variety of opinions and research the vehicle you’re looking to buy?

Would the information you find and post about the vehicle or dealer be considered “bashing”, “digusting” or “paranoid” if they didn’t like you revealing it, even if it was truthful?

Why shouldn’t information about religions be available to the general public? I mean, afterall, we’re only talking about someone’s soul. What could that be worth in the grand scheme of things as compared to an automobile?

As for the “...the kind of info spouted...” converting anyone comment, well, I found it quite valuable. It helped me make the final decision to leave mormonism. I’m sure I’ll be “Dismissed as just one and one doesn’t really matter.”, but you know what?

It matters to me.

[ejonesie22]

It also matter to God.

Every soul, each and every one, is precious.

Sadly American Christendom seems to have forgotten that on its road to political correctness over God.

[Colofornian]

I fail to see how posting information that is not generally available to the audience of such messages can be construed as “bashing”, “disgusting” or “paranoid”. If you go buy a car from a dealer, do you only take their word or do you seek out a variety of opinions and research the vehicle you’re looking to buy?

Exactly.

I guess Consumer Reports should quit calling certain cars "lemons" -- or just quit publishing.

[greyfoxx39]

I’m sure I’ll be “Dismissed as just one and one doesn’t really matter.”, but you know what?
It matters to me.

And, it matters greatly to the Flying Inmans, SZ. God bless you.

[T Minus Four]

It matters to me too SZ. Thank you!