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He is not the first I have met in the church or even in other religions that recognize the physical evidence does not support certain religious claims but maintains beliefs for other reasons, one of which is simply based on spiritual or even faith. My experience is that they tend to be intelligent ...

His world view isn't perfectly rational? lol. He's not just somewhat slightly imperfectly irrational - he's nuts!! If you like living in a crazy world, vote for Stemelbow as apolgist. He'll get your job done! Right up there with Packer! ShadowFax, nuts? REALLY? I don't think so. Your standards for ...

Personally I don't see that stem has done anything wrong. So he admits that his world view isn't perfectly rational. His world view isn't perfectly rational? lol. He's not just somewhat slightly imperfectly irrational - he's nuts!! If you like living in a crazy world, vote for Stemelbow as apolgist...

This scares me not just a little. Craaaazy!! Let’s not be logical because that wouldn’t be fun. Let’s be non-logical to stir things up a little, create some confusion and make things FUN and different, lie, decieve and then perpetuate and defend such deceit to make things different! Yikes! I am not...

Do yourself a favor. Read more about the real world. Come to a better understanding of how things really have occurred in the history of human civilization and colonization of the Earth. It rewards itself in many ways, and in many more than just rendering the Book of Mormon mythology all the less l...

I agree with ya there, in the academic sense. I can't believe my eyes. My respect for stem just went up into the stratosphere. Really? I was hopeful when I read the first line. Then it quickly changed when I read the following paragraph: But what fun would it be if we always had to rely on stiff lo...

My point is not that there were few horses, but that potentially there might have been only very few horses. the text doesn't mention them often and when they are mentioned it is in reference to Lamoni's horses, or to the horses in Jaredite times. If 20,000 is a considerably small number in the rel...

Interesting. What part of America are we talking about? Also, the three or so mentions of horses in the Book of Mormon can't really equate to too many horses right? Or at least it could possibly be true that there were very few horses at all among any generation of Nephites/Lamanites right? Less th...

?? huh?? I can't speak for Some Schmo, but I wasn't providing any credible diagnosis. Just an observational opinion. You slammed him for making a diagnosis. I couldn't see the diagnosis in his comment. Please be so kind as to point out where you see a diagnosis? Do you know what the word diagnosis ...

sock puppet wrote:

ShadowFax wrote:(is that where I insert pep pep?)

Oh please, don't ask where you insert pep pep.

okay, I won't ask.
I'm married.
I want to avoid even the appearance of inserting a pep where it doesn't belong.