Craig Paxton wrote:I have a question wrote:It makes one wonder why Church Leaders have so few real stories
Ahhh...maybe cuz its not true.
They are true but not real. Nobody ever says, "I know this church is real."
Craig Paxton wrote:I have a question wrote:It makes one wonder why Church Leaders have so few real stories
Ahhh...maybe cuz its not true.
Maksutov wrote:Some people love to be lied to. Eyring Jr says that if you feel good about it, it's true. Right out of the Paul Dunn Book o'Scams.
Fence Sitter wrote:If Snopes had been around in the 19th century, Mormonism would not exist today.
I have a question wrote:It makes one wonder why Church Leaders have so few real stories, they rely on embellishments, second/third-hand member family folklore tales, generalised stories that can't be verified and downright lies to pad out their conference talks. If they were who and what they claimed to be, they'd have no shortage of their own, real, verifiable, miracle stories with which to demonstrate their point. Can you think of a GA telling a story about a mistake they made when they broke the word of wisdom, where they treated someone really badly, where they stole something, used bad language etc? No, me neither. They claim not to be infallible, but cannot bring themselves to articulate when they've been properly fallible like the rest of us. Even Holland's wrong road story was him doing right by doing wrong. Their brains must be pretzel shaped.
Come on Jeff, tell us about that time you tried a cigarette...or talk us through your penchant for coffee ice cream...