A few questions for Shulem

[Shulem]

I don’t blame you for paying no mind to the apologetics.

I'm also careful with critics because they also make mistakes and are capable of being deceitful in their presentations, whether written or oral. Critics must be held to the same standard -- tell the truth and confess when you don't.

At this juncture, I raise the question that begs to know if RFM (who has studied Book of Abraham apologetics for decades), knowingly botched things up in his podcast while yapping about a dog being the cow. Did RFM lie or was he just being dumb?

There is only one (1) answer.

YOU decide:

[ ] Lie
[ ] Dumb

[Shulem]

From RFM's latest Book of Abraham podcast:

...because if he doesn't say anything about it, then he's in the tank and doesn't care whether it's true. He has to correct himself and acknowledge it...

The Sneakiest Mormon Apologetic Of Them All

RFM, are you a hypocrite?

Please, just deal with this so we can move on, for Christ's sake. Or not.

[Shulem]

Bill Reel's advice:

...notice how easily you corrected yourself, or allowed yourself to be corrected when you get it wrong. This is all we're saying...Just own it...Just acknowledge that Mormonism Live pointed something out and we're not going to do that thing anymore...

practice makes perfect

Practice what you preach, RFM. Then you will be justified and maybe even sanctified with a little of that Bruce R. Spirit!

[Shulem]

Well, doesn't it just beat all when good ole Shulem learns a valuable lesson in life which is:

Sometimes the squeaky wheel doesn't get the grease!

But the wheel will keep turning -- and turning -- until RFM greases me!