To: Colofornian; Logophile; svcw; colorcountry; reaganaut; Elsie
CC accused Mormons of lying about their beliefs out of embarrassment. Lying is a far more serious moral failing than ignorance, in my opinion. Regarding statements of past church leaders, I would point out that Mormons might not draw the same lessons from such statements that you insist they must. Nor are they obligated to do so. Hmmmm, why then is the phrase "Lying for the Lord" so tightly linked to mormons. Why do your apostles teach members not to answer the question asked, but what mormons want to answer.
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07/06/2010 6:50:31 PM PDT by
Godzilla
(3-7-77)
To: Godzilla
Hmmmm, why then is the phrase "Lying for the Lord" so tightly linked to mormons. Linked by whom? The only ones I have known to use the phrase are enemies of the LDS church. I have never known Latter-day Saints to use it, much less recommend it.
To: Godzilla; Logophile; colorcountry; svcw; reaganaut; Elsie
Hmmmm, why then is the phrase "Lying for the Lord" so tightly linked to mormons. Why do your apostles teach members not to answer the question asked, but what mormons want to answer.You know I never even saw the word "prevarication" (to engage in this means to deviate from the truth/distort) til several years ago -- in a Mormon context.
(I guess that's why when you put the word "prevarication" in a Google search alongside "Lds" you "only" get 58,300 hits...even though Lds are just 2% of the American population and constitute the slimmest of slivers worldwide)
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