Jaye wrote:
Wren wrote:
Anyone who believes that Mitt could be excommunicated for not following Church direction to him in his role as President does not understand how the LDS church operates.

That much is certain. How were your holidays Wren?
The holidays were great! And I am excited about the new term at school. Things go well. How about you?

BLogan wrote:
bearyb wrote:
BLogan wrote:
Now this is exactly why I fear Mitt Romney becoming president of the United States and trying to promote Mormonism into federal government.

Which parts of Mormonism mentioned in this article are you most concerned about becoming evident in the federal government? Or perhaps there are others you are more concerned about?


honestly I'd have to say Joseph Smith or Gordon B. Hinckley and everyone and everything inbetween

It is interesting that you would respond with the names of certain individuals, but it doesn't make any sense, as it would be difficult to have them reflected personally anywhere in federal government.

In order to be more specific, please tell me - in terms of the kinds of things that would ever have a chance of finding their way into federal law or policy - what teachings practices, or beliefs of the LDS Church really bother you?

What ever in the world happened to Dumbya's latest extra-stupid post about my being gay? It seems to have disappeared overnight. Too bad, it was a perfect representation of Dumbya's class and intelligence. Try again, Dumbya.

I suspect that the PH removed it. The day will come when they will figure a way to ban Dubya forever.

Did you see it, Wren? It wasn't just my imagination that Dumbya exceeded even his low standards?

Yes, I saw it.

Whenever one thinks that Dubs has reached the limit of scumduggery, he simply elevates the bar.

Only WRZ could compete with Dubs when it comes to falsification and invective when caught out in the various forms of deceit.

Both are the types of LDS that President Hinckley once stated that he wished he could give to other churches.

He has no supporters, whether active LDS, or jacks, or neutrals, or antis. He simply is neither liked nor respected.

So, what to do with him? Report him every time he crosses the line and confront him whenever he is wrong. That won't change him, but he is the proof of a teaching model used by certain Catholics pedagogists -- truth is illuminated by the darkness of the bad example and wrong principles. His darkness makes the truth shine through.