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This is the key point. This might be why I appear unsympathetic to the cause, because I'm feeling like there is this notion that not enough Level C type material is taught in LDS chapels on Sunday. I don't think that's the starting place. It might filter in to Sunday talks and lessons after it permeates its way in through other avenues. |
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Here's a novel concept: Prayer, reading the scriptures, obeying the commandments, exercising faith by doing these things, attending church meetings.
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Life is not rigid but fraught with many concerns requiring an intelligent application of general principles. I do not believe a simplistic application of general principles will help us deal with the complexities of the world. There are many walks of life, and not everybody will simply turn a blind eye to information now readily available.
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Is there anything more obnixiously condescending than professed "Mormon intellectuals" who talk about meat and milk and people being shocked out of the church? These people, far more than mullahs like Boyd K. Packer or atheists like Richard Dawkins, think they have a monopoly on wisdom. Actually they're full of shit. If Mormonism wants to see itself consigned to the dustbin of history like mainline European religions it should follow these folks' advise. The whole idea of a milk-meat dichotomy when it comes to religion is truly laughable.
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Btw, who professed to be a mormonintellectual? I certainly didn't and don't, nor do I recall any one else doing so.
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Don't you see any irony in calling someone "obnoxiously condescending" and then claiming in the same post that they are "full of shit"?
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Yeah, honestly, I know Creekster said SU's post was uninteresting, but I find it highly entertaining that someone like SU could take such a condescending tone in discussing someone else's obnoxious condescension.
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It would seem about the only LDS intellectuals here, are SEIQ, All American, Dan and Pelagius. And in an engineering sense, Jeff Lebowski, beyond that, the rest of us are onlookers watching and musing.
SU appears to be linking, somewhat shrilly, to his belief for religious movements to carry on, they must cling to the more fundamentalist version, rather than adopt a more ambiguous intellectual approach. But he has a strange way of articulating it.
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