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I heard you Mormons drink lemonade and milk, and play board games with your families on Friday nights. Weirdos!
Apples and Oranges, BalanceFX.
Spiritual evidence comes through faith and the Holy Spirit.
Pictures are physical evidence and, yes, they can be photoshopped.
board games on Monday nights (Family home evening) movies (G, PG) and pizza on friday
board games on Monday nights (Family home evening) movies (G, PG) and pizza on friday
Speaking as someone who, I am fairly certian, has studied the early years of Mormonism more than you have, coupled with personal spiritual experiences, I can say that I am comfortable with the evidence. You may not be, but there's not much I can do about that.Wait... Gold plates spirited to heaven... no pics... no proof... like text and hear say...
Granted I admire the skeptism... but I wonder if you know what your implying...
What if you just have faith in the pics... Invoking Photoshop even as a possiblilty would be almost as a blasphemous as saying we used words to lie about plates of gold.
I dunno. I guess I find it almost disingenuous to hear a mormon question standards of evidence. (And at the same time hopeful?)
I couldn't give it up, because I was never able to acquire the habit. It would be a nice one to have in some ways, because every now and then you find yourself at some event where nobody has thought to provide any other kind of beverage, but I just hate the taste of it. Oddly enough, I enjoy the smell.Yeah. Who would want to give up coffee? It's only the best drink there ever was..
board games on Monday nights (Family home evening) movies (G, PG) and pizza on friday
Discouraged, and it's a personal thing.Are Mormons in general forbidden or discouraged from seeing "R" rated movies, or just a personal thing?
Many of my favorite movies are 'R'-rated, but then I'm kind of a renegade, as we all know. I hate movies that contain gratuitous sex and violence or excessive foul language, but I think the Hollywood rating system is such a joke that I prefer to do my own research on the content of a movie and then decide for myself whether it would be something that would be worthwhile for me to see.Are Mormons in general forbidden or discouraged from seeing "R" rated movies, or just a personal thing?
I dont get the argument... Because there is no proof at all for gold plates and they are only accepted on faith they cant be photoshopped and therefore are real?
Personally, I've got more of a problem with the sort of PG movie where a nameless guy gets shot and bloodlessly falls out of frame never to be heard of again than an R-rated movie like Reservoir Dogs, where a character gets shot in the stomach and spends the next 20 minutes of the movie screaming in pain, bleeding all over the back seat of a car. It bothers me when violence is considered more suitable for children because it's detached from its consequences.It's been a long time since I've heard anything against R rated movies. Now the line is to be careful of what we watch regardless of the rating.
I couldn't give it up, because I was never able to acquire the habit. It would be a nice one to have in some ways, because every now and then you find yourself at some event where nobody has thought to provide any other kind of beverage, but I just hate the taste of it. Oddly enough, I enjoy the smell.
It's been a long time since I've heard anything against R rated movies. Now the line is to be careful of what we watch regardless of the rating.
As for me, I'll be seeing Watchmen this weekend.
Ultimately - this is probably very closely related to why coffee is forbidden in the Word of Wisdom.I couldn't see my life with out coffee
Ultimately - this is probably very closely related to why coffee is forbidden in the Word of Wisdom.