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They are trying to get Viking to church on time, knowing that when the weather breaks he will be on the road or the greens!Originally posted by Surfah View PostWait, you mean in your ward you get asked to give the prayer in sacrament meeting before you even get to church?I'm your huckleberry.
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We must have been in the same ward for a while.Originally posted by FN Phat View PostThey are trying to get Viking to church on time, knowing that when the weather breaks he will be on the road or the greens!
I like everyone's comments especially that no one gets hurt but I'm wondering about throwing in some word that only a true hard core football fan would understand.
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When the RAiders were playing in the Super Bowl I was asked to give the opening prayer in Sacrament meeting. Since they are my team I was templted to ask to help the Raiders win the Super Bowl that will go over well. Maybe I can pray also that there will be somewhat of a storm tomorrow so I have an excuse not to go to a Stake Priesthood Meeting or get somewhat sick. I called my brother who just had a baby to see if I had an excuse to go over there.
He is not blessing her tommorrow but if he did they have early church. Maybe say I need to spend the day indoctrinating my niece about the Raiders, Celtics, Jazz Cougars and other teams and getting to know her better. ANy excuse to get out of meeting besides flat out not going to hear some newly called or recently returned missionaries, plus a bishop or young mens presidency member or two, maybe High Councilor and Stake Presidency speak.
Speaking of asking before you pray there were times I forgot I was to give the prayer and looking around for the guy to go up oops I am the go to go up. And there have been times no warning the member of the bishopric said the closing prayer will be given by grapevine. But can anyone top this off the trifecta I was once asked to give either an opening or closing prayer in Priesthood Meeting, Sunday School and Sacrament meeting. Anyone ever do that.
We used to always have our STake Priesthood Meetings on Thursday recently been on Sunday. SP member said he has been getting grief for it but that was the only open date they had was during the Super Bowl. Oh Well if worse comes to worse there is always a thing called a dvr. And I also can hear about what I missed in the Stake Priesthood Meeting.
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Originally posted by grapevine View PostWhen the RAiders were playing in the Super Bowl I was asked to give the opening prayer in Sacrament meeting. Since they are my team I was templted to ask to help the Raiders win the Super Bowl that will go over well. Maybe I can pray also that there will be somewhat of a storm tomorrow so I have an excuse not to go to a Stake Priesthood Meeting or get somewhat sick. I called my brother who just had a baby to see if I had an excuse to go over there.
He is not blessing her tommorrow but if he did they have early church. Maybe say I need to spend the day indoctrinating my niece about the Raiders, Celtics, Jazz Cougars and other teams and getting to know her better. ANy excuse to get out of meeting besides flat out not going to hear some newly called or recently returned missionaries, plus a bishop or young mens presidency member or two, maybe High Councilor and Stake Presidency speak.
Speaking of asking before you pray there were times I forgot I was to give the prayer and looking around for the guy to go up oops I am the go to go up. And there have been times no warning the member of the bishopric said the closing prayer will be given by grapevine. But can anyone top this off the trifecta I was once asked to give either an opening or closing prayer in Priesthood Meeting, Sunday School and Sacrament meeting. Anyone ever do that.
We used to always have our STake Priesthood Meetings on Thursday recently been on Sunday. SP member said he has been getting grief for it but that was the only open date they had was during the Super Bowl. Oh Well if worse comes to worse there is always a thing called a dvr. And I also can hear about what I missed in the Stake Priesthood Meeting.
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Hmmmm....Originally posted by RC Vikings View PostWe must have been in the same ward for a while.
I like everyone's comments especially that no one gets hurt but I'm wondering about throwing in some word that only a true hard core football fan would understand.
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(P)((Pj•Dj)->~(x)(Px->~Dx))Originally posted by Surfah View Post
With j=Jesus and D=is divine, it says that Given that Jesus is divine, whatsoever predicate that truthfully applies to Jesus must be compatible with divinity. So one cannot argue that any predicate applicable to Jesus is inapplicable to God the Father by virtue of its being incompatible with divinity. This is true of all predicates. Instances for which this proof is relevant include: corporeality, passibility, temporality, ability to learn, and of course scoring touchdowns.
That would have been a great photo for this article:
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They asked me to give the prayer. I asked a blessing on the saints. I probably owe Austin and Aaron an apology.τὸν ἥλιον ἀνατέλλοντα πλείονες ἢ δυόμενον προσκυνοῦσιν
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You may well be the reason that magic didn't happen this time.Originally posted by All-American View PostThey asked me to give the prayer. I asked a blessing on the saints. I probably owe Austin and Aaron an apology.“There is a great deal of difference in believing something still, and believing it again.”
― W.H. Auden
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-- Robert Bolt, A Man for All Seasons
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Thanks for reminding me about that one. Too funny.Originally posted by Fiyero View PostThat would have been a great photo for this article:
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