SteelHead wrote:Me too which is why I tend to stay off of DCP or John Dehlin threads.
Arguably our rules prohibit this kind of thing.
SteelHead wrote:Me too which is why I tend to stay off of DCP or John Dehlin threads.
Exiled wrote:Rosebud needs to realize, if possible, that there is a life to live post Dehlin. I think most have experienced relationships that haven't worked out. I am slowly coming to terms with Mormonism and am not so emotional about it any more. It's still a narcissist's invention and it doesn't disclose its finances. However, I can't let that consume me. Must move on.
lostindc wrote:I get that and you’re right in terms of moving forward.
I think Rosebud is focused on Dehlin because he represents some significant issues with Mormonism, such as the patriarchal line, abuse of authority, dishonesty, and need for a leadership role, and to seek some sort of admiration and followers. Sounds like Instagram in a way but the stakes are higher because we’re talking a wild religion like Mormonism. Plus, Dehlin is constantly pointed at as someone that treats people like ____ behind the scenes and is really shady.
Kishkumen wrote:I recommend that anyone interested in John’s finances listen to Mormon Stories Episode 1202: Leaving Scientology and Becoming an Ex-Scientologist. John and his guest discuss the issues of money and running a business in activism.
Lemmie wrote:Rosebud, how do you know he is earning $250,000 a year? Is this public knowledge that you can document?
Rosebud wrote:And I would especially recommend listening to the last seven minutes of the episode with the ex-Scientologist that I linked in the opening post. Again, observing his false claims of transparency, his request for donations within the context of pointing out how ex-Mormons has previously committed 10% of their income for life, and his assertion that ex-Mormons ought to “pay it forward” now.
Of course an episode with an ex-Scientologist was the perfect place for this kind of plea.
Lemmie wrote:Rosebud, how do you know he is earning $250,000 a year? Is this public knowledge that you can document?