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To: SZonian

The only true and correct, meaning having all the truth, would naturally be the most Christian if others have portions of the truth. No shark jumping needed. Just basic English language understanding really. Neat picture though!


55 posted on 03/04/2011 2:40:08 PM PST by Paragon Defender
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To: Paragon Defender

My grasp of the English is quite comprehensive,but thanks for the attempted slur anyway. It was wasted on me.

Attempting to obfuscate or misrepresent the meanings of the words doesn’t change a thing. You said “most” [almost or nearly], how does that compare to “restored”, meaning “brought back to it’s original condition or state”? That would mean complete.

A contradiction, which is not unusual when discussing the things of mormonism. They’ve maintained an “all or none” approach, RESTORED. Not “most”, not “some”, not “partial”. Restored.

Mormonism is not Christianity. For over 150 years your church maintained that meme. Called all of us Christians many vile and offensive things through the years. I suggest SLC stick to it.

Makes things easier on folks, especially the folks in the ivory towers in SLC. They don’t have to go through so many gyrations to keep their lies straight that way. And it helps to keep their apologists from getting confused about the differences between mormonism and Christianity.


58 posted on 03/04/2011 3:14:40 PM PST by SZonian (July 27, 2010. Life begins anew.)
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To: SZonian; Paragon Defender
“most Christian” makes as much sense as “a little pregnant”.
You are either a Christian or you are not, you are either pregnant or you are not.
59 posted on 03/04/2011 4:27:11 PM PST by svcw (God in His own time not ours)
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