RE: personal comment

After having read some of the Anti-Mormon web sites, ( see question #9 of the Times and Seasons interview), I came away with a few feelings of amazement, unbelief that a person could make such mountains of mole hills, pretend to know everything about nothing, write such babble to appear as exposing some scandalous bit of information, to cause a fight, or put somebody down.

Most of the time, if one were to study the background of each article, they would find the main contention mute, previously dismissed, aAny intelligent person would just say, “So what? How does that affect my testimony?”

Although I don’t give them much credit for spreading truth, or being objective in their statements, they have their constitutional privilege to speak their minds. They have the same right to say what is on their mind as we do..If we were to force them off of the web, we would be no better than the people who are trying to take a shot at the church over California’s Proposition 8.

The best way to take care them is to leave them alone and ignore them. They thrive upon challenges, disagreements and arguments.

Once they find out that they are not being listened to, one of two things will happen. First, they will soon find another topic to criticize to criticize and go away. Secnd,somebody who is searching for the church may be converted through further investigations of doctrine of principles promoted by tdhier wild discussions and revelations.

Although I don’t believe them, they aren’t hurting my testimony. Once in a while, I get a good laugh about some of the ridiculous, one sided remarks. I let the rest of the “stuff” go out the window….

Even though we are run by humans and make mistakes, It doesn’t diminish the validity of the doctrine or purposes of our history or people..

Thank you for hearing me.

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