I learned in church today

[Katy Lied]

as disrespecting the savior to his face.

This is an impossible concept with omniscient beings. Another example of how our human frailties don't allow us to understand the true meaning of doctrine.

[creekster]

This is an impossible concept with omniscient beings. Another example of how our human frailties don't allow us to understand the true meaning of doctrine.

Is it impossible? We might not be successful in disrespecting him but couldn't we still try? Even if we don't succeed due to his omniscience, isn't an effort to disrespect still worthy of condemnation?

Of course, I seriously doubt being late would constitute disrespect to the savior by any measure.

[All-American]

Is it impossible? We might not be successful in disrespecting him but couldn't we still try? Even if we don't succeed due to his omniscience, isn't an effort to disrespect still worthy of condemnation?

Of course, I seriously doubt being late would constitute disrespect to the savior by any measure.

I think she meant the "to his face" part. As opposed to what, doing it behind his back? Like he's not gonna notice? Nice try.

[TripletDaddy]

Of course, I seriously doubt being late would constitute disrespect to the savior by any measure.

there are a lot of unmarried LDS teens in Utah that are really happy to hear you say that!

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Of course, I seriously doubt being late would constitute disrespect to the savior by any measure.

So creekster is openly opposing God's chosen leaders, CS will eventually destroy everyone's testimony.

[Moliere]

We had a stake priesthood thing this morning and the regional authority guy said we should tell our wives that being late to sacrament is the same as disrespecting the savior to his face. Sorry, Sisters.

Your regional authority might want to dust off a couple talks by prophets, this one being the first:

https://www.lds.org/general-conferen...clean?lang=eng

He looked at me a little reprovingly, and the first words he said: ‘Joseph, you are late.’ Yet I took confidence and [replied]:

“‘Yes, but I am clean—I am clean!’

“He clasped my hand and drew me in, then closed the great door. I felt his hand just as tangible as I ever felt the hand of man. I knew him, and when I entered I saw my father, and Brigham [Young] and Heber [C. Kimball], and Willard [Richards], and other good men that I had known, standing in a row. I looked as if it were across this valley, and it seemed to be filled with a vast multitude of people, but on the stage were all the people that I had known. My mother was there, and she sat with a child in her lap; and I could name over as many as I remember of their names, who sat there, who seemed to be among the chosen, among the exalted. …

[creekster]

I think she meant the "to his face" part. As opposed to what, doing it behind his back? Like he's not gonna notice? Nice try.

Yes, I got that. That's my point. Of course it doesn't make a difference to Him, but it might to us with respect to what we think we are doing. But, as with most of my posts, it is such a little point that it really isn't worth it.

[creekster]

there are a lot of unmarried LDS teens in Utah that are really happy to hear you say that!

There is nothing that makes me happier than to please unmarried teens in Utah.

[Northwestcoug]

There is nothing that makes me happier than to please unmarried teens in Utah.

[Jeff Lebowski]

There is nothing that makes me happier than to please unmarried teens in Utah.

[creekster]

Was it something I said?

[Dwight Schr-ute]

I learned that the BYU men's basketball team attended my ward this morning, "including college basketball Player of the Year - Taylor Hawes." And Danny Ainge. I thought I saw on here that the team was staying at Planet Hollywood, but the closest hotel to our chapel would be the JW Marriott.

I really should start attending sacrament meeting. Between these guys and Donny and Marie from a few months ago, I'm starting to get jealous.

[Omaha 680]

My wife and I got snagged to sub in nursery last minute. We had a great time but I wouldn't want that as a long-term calling.

[Mormon Red Death]

My wife and I got snagged to sub in nursery last minute. We had a great time but I wouldn't want that as a long-term calling.

I had it in rotation worth two other guys 2 weeks on 1 off. It was great. kids just play while we sat there and surfed on our phones. Then we would go on another room have snacks and sing some songs then go bad and play. With 5 minutes left we clean up and then blow bubbles.

[Moliere]

I learned that the people who complain the most about something are most likely to be the ones that refuse a formal invitation to try and fix the thing they are complaining about.