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To: DelphiUser
You seem to be more familiar with post-modernism from the inside than from the outside. If you want to get up to speed on it, try Google; or Total Truth by Nancy Pearcey might be helpful to you.

Ad hominems are standard Mormon dodges; you'll pardon me for not being diverted.

The Book of Mormon may call itself anything it likes. I can call myself a young man with a head full of hair; won't make me one.

Mormonism and the Bible cannot be true at the same time. There cannot be only one true God, and many true Gods, at the same time — just to pick one unbridgeable chasm between the religions.

Again, to be a Christian is to believe in absolutes, because Jesus taught them, affirmed them, insisted on them.

Dan
Why I Am (Still) a Christian

48 posted on 07/18/2005 8:45:10 AM PDT by BibChr ("...behold, they have rejected the word of the LORD, so what wisdom is in them?" [Jer. 8:9])
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To: BibChr
Try a dictionary ( http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=postmodernism )

I have called you nothing, but wished you well, this is why I said this was starting to become fun. I have questioned your motives only because they appear questionable 8-D IMNSHO to attack another's religious faith is to bring your own into question, and yes feel free to question mine by this logic :-)

Have you read the book you attack?

Mormonism and the bible Are both true at the same time And I can call you an old man with a bald head, but that doesn't make you one either (even though your post hints at it).< BIG GRIN >

This is definitely going to be fun.
57 posted on 07/18/2005 8:56:22 AM PDT by DelphiUser ("You can lead a man to knowledge, but you can't make him think")
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