[StormPrepper]

[SP]Is it or is not the will of God to feed these people?

...snip... a lot of nonsense that may distract the reader from the actual question...

Why can't you just answer the question? It's quite simple...

Instead of working with faith-based pregnancy centers to get baby items into the hands of single moms who deliver their babies, will the Mormon church start giving cash donations to Planned Parenthood if posters like you determine is doing "the will of God" somewhere in the obscure recesses under their roofs?

Wow!

Did you amaze yourself?

Again, is it or is it not the will of God to feed these people?

[Colofornian]

Why can't you just answer the simple Q I asked you last post?

Here, I'll ask you again:

If that's the case, how oft' have you contributed to LGBT orgs? (After all, isn't it the "will of God" to XYZ???) And if not, why not -- if it's the Mormon gods' wills?

And, in fact, if it's "the Mormon gods" wills to "feed these people" -- referencing the specific LGBT constituency...why haven't the Mormon church & Mormons been contributing to other LGBT orgs across the country/world who have food pantries?

Why only a one-time donation?

What? (You mean then that the Mormon church hasn't been "doing the will of God" re: "feeding these people" until the year 2015??? Really???)

[Colofornian]

You see, SP, you're stuck...you either have to defend the Mormon church for this $2500 cash donation to the LGBT center...or, you have to critique the Mormon church for the lack of previous-year donations to the LGBT center.

(IF, that is, you're going to continue to place making cash donations to LGBT centers under the umbrella of "God's will")

[Colofornian]

All:

Stormprepper seems to imply -- via parallel extension -- that if the SLC Planned Parenthood org set up a food pantry, & the Mormon Church contributed $2,500 cash to Planned Parenthood, that it would be not only defensible but would be "God's will."