From: agr00@ccc.amdahl.com (Anthony G Rose)
Newsgroups: talk.religion.misc
Subject: Re: Mormons are not Christians
Date: 16 Oct 92 06:55:08 GMT
Reply-To: agr00@JUTS.ccc.amdahl.com (Anthony G Rose)
Organization: Amdahl Corporation, Sunnyvale CA

In article <1992Oct15.125043.3993@infonode.ingr.com> tensmekl@infonode.ingr.com (Kermit Tensmeyer) writes:
>In article <242a02pz26d601@JUTS.ccc.amdahl.com> agr00@JUTS.ccc.amdahl.com (Anthony G Rose) writes:
>>In article <1992Oct14.104845.59694@cc.usu.edu> slhw4@cc.usu.edu (Jason Hunsaker) writes:

>  Gee, you should get a job with slick willie.
>
>  "the LDS interpretation is very valid.  At least those that tell the
>  truth."
>
>  And how do we know which LDS tell the truth - By the ones who agree
>						with _My_ interpretation
>
>  Are there any LDS that you know of that
>  agree with a Rose-y interpretation.		- No
>
>  Then LDS don't tell the truth.		- ?

This is not the logic in which I am working.  You are putting it this
way in an attempt to assasinate my character instead of facing the
issue.  That is alright, I respect your right to do so, and I hope the
audience out there can see your smokescreen.

A long line of prophets and apostles taught things that you don't like to
admit to, so you say that I am misinterpreting what they say.  You know
that they did indeed teach these things and believed them.  The only way
out of the dilemma you find yourself is to state that this is not true.
Kermit, why won't you face the facts?

>>>> Jason, your church leaders would absolutely cringe if they knew how you
>>>> were defending your faith.  
>>>
>>>Back up this statement or withdraw it.  I'm tried of being called
>>>a liar, and accused of misrepresenting my Church's beliefs.
>>>
>>>It is pointless to continue this discussion with you, Tony. 
>>>You're going into my kill-filter.  If you want my repsonse to
>>>something you'll have to use email.
>>
>>Is this because you don't want the public to catch you in future lies?
>>I cannot withdraw my statement above.  I will indeed back it up though.
>
>	No, ... It is simply a waste of time to "discuss" something
>	when the "other" has no understanding of the discussion
>	after 7 or 8 exchanges.

Please exlain to me what I don't understand instead of just stating that
I don't understand.  What have I said that is untrue and I don't
understand?

>>>If you think I've mis-represented the Church in any way,
>>>intentionally lied about the church, or anything else along
>>>thoses lines, please, speak up and let me know. 
>>
>>These Mormons that Jason has listed will be able to clear this up for us.
>>Guys, tell us like it is!  Does the Mormon Church believe that it's
>>Scriptures are full of errors as Jason has told us?  Or do they say that
>>the are accurate?
>
> Did you read the short references that Jason posted... I thought not.
> If you had, you would have been frothing at the mouth about the content.
>
> As for the Bible being filled with errors, wait till the mormon-bashing
> threads die down, and _that_ thread will proably repeat as well,
>
> Should this (errors in the Bible) be a part of the FAQ?
>
>

The inerrancy of the Bible is another discussion.  You are avoiding the
issue altogether.  Jason stated that the LDS Scripture was full of errors
and that the other LDS members on this discussion would back him up on it.
All I did was ask if that was so.  Does the LDS church, as Jason has
stated, admit that their Scriptures are full of errors as Jason tells me?
If I ask Ezra will he tell me that?  I asked for the LDS members to
either back up what Jason said, that the LDS scripture are error-filled,
or either admit that he is lying.  No one has said either.  But you are
trying to smokescreen this position I have forced you to answer, by
bringing in a biblical inerrancy discussion.  Why won't you tell me the
anser to this simple question.  Is the LDS scriptures full of errors? Does
the church admit this, or is Jason lying?  I sill here silence on this
question

>>
>>Set us straight!  Silence will tell us the Truth!
>
>>-tony
>
>
>-- 
>         Kermit Tensmeyer                         | Intergraph Corporation
>Life is sometimes a bowl of Cherries; Watch out for the pits;
>   klt@kt8127.b23a.ingr.com                       |