The June 1

[cougjunkie]

Is Daniel Snyder a Seventy?

I can only imagine how strong the spirit will be at your sons baptism on Saturday.

[Non Sequitur]

Say what you want about SU, but when you strip away the hyperbolic bedrock, you're usually left with a few nuggets of glaring truth.

[SeattleUte]

I have been reading your posts on various boards for over a decade. Honestly, at a fundamental level, when are you NOT talking about yourself?

No you guys always make these debates about me, and today is the proof of it.

I'm glad JL has finally been taking the brass knucks to you, you bully.

[Moliere]

I've always thought of it as Christ's church, but maybe that's just me.

Did you graduate from seminary?

1 Cor 12:27

Now ye are the body of Christ, and members in particular.

[TripletDaddy]

Say what you want about SU, but when you strip away the hyperbolic bedrock, you're usually left with a few nuggets of glaring truth.

When you strip away the bedrock, you are also left with shaky foundation, which, as you pointed out, describes SeattleUte pretty well.

[Levin]

I can only imagine how strong the spirit will be at your sons baptism on Saturday.

CJ: I'm glad you're at least self-aware enough to know what an asshole you are. On the other hand, I wonder if you realize what that really means. Here, I'll tell you: you're eternally worse off than an atheist who isn't an asshole.

Wuap: in all sincerity, I hope you feel the strong warmth of the Spirit at your son's baptism on Saturday. I'll never forget my baptism when I was 8. It's an experience with the Spirit that still sustains me today. Your son's baptism is so much bigger than the church. He's deciding to follow Christ. That is so wonderful, and a sacred thing. Forget the travails of the church and focus on the only fact that matters at the end of any day --- the reality of Christ and what he is and means. Your son's baptism is a powerful act of faith in that reality. He'll feel the Spirit; I hope you do too.

[cougjunkie]

CJ: I'm glad you're at least self-aware enough to know what an asshole you are. On the other hand, I wonder if you realize what that really means. Here, I'll tell you: you're eternally worse off than an atheist who isn't an asshole.

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I have listened to podcasts that say otherwise.

[Levin]

I have listened to podcasts that say otherwise.

They're wrong. They shouldn't give you any comfort. Assholes go to hell faster than most. SJBH.

[thesaint258]

I haven't listened to any podcasts or interviews in regards to this. You guys need better hobbies. sjbh.

No real reason to. The highlights will be posted here anyway. It's kind of like watching Sportscenter to show me all of the stuff worth seeing.

[cougjunkie]

They're wrong. They shouldn't give you any comfort. Assholes go to hell faster than most. SJBH.

Documentation is better than conversation. Prove it.

We don't believe in that which is not tangible on this board. I need hard physical evidence.

[creekster]

Say what you want about SU, but when you strip away the hyperbolic bedrock, you're usually left with a few nuggets of glaring truth.

IOW when you get rid of that which isn't truth, what is left, usually, is truth? I would concede that.

[Topper]

The debate continues.

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[Joe Public]

That's Eric Snider

Oh, well. One can hope.

[wuapinmon]

I can only imagine how strong the spirit will be at your sons baptism on Saturday.

Especially since you won't be there!

[Vic Vega]

IOW when you get rid of that which isn't truth, what is left, usually, is truth? I would concede that.

I am not sure if I can concede there is always truth at the core of the messages, but I will concede they are full of nuggets. When my 2 year old goes without pants during potty training I sometimes find nuggets around the house, so I recognize nuggets when I see them.