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Author: Duwaynea AndersonDuwaynea Anderson Date: Jul 1, 2008 21:39
Suppose someone asks a Mormon apologist the question:
"Do Mormons drink coffee?"
And suppose the apologist replies:
"Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
Duwayne Anderson
Author of "Farewell to Eden: Coming to terms with Mormonism and
science"
American Quarter Horse: The ultimate all-terrain vehicle
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Author: The MasterThe Master Date: Jul 1, 2008 21:49
On Tue, 1 Jul 2008, Duwaynea Anderson wrote:
> "Do Mormons drink coffee?"
> And suppose the apologist replies:
> "Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
> Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
Now you are interested in their food and drink intake? Just admit it, you
wish you were Mormon.
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Author: John ManningJohn Manning Date: Jul 1, 2008 21:51
Duwaynea Anderson wrote:
> Suppose someone asks a Mormon apologist the question:
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> "Do Mormons drink coffee?"
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> And suppose the apologist replies:
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> "Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
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> Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
That answer would indicate that the Mormon apologist doesn't have
respect for what the LDS Church teaches about drinking coffee.
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> Duwayne Anderson
> Author of "Farewell to Eden: Coming to terms with Mormonism and
> science"
> American Quarter Horse: The ultimate all-terrain vehicle
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Author: Duwaynea AndersonDuwaynea Anderson Date: Jul 1, 2008 21:54
On Jul 1, 12:49 pm, The Master nospam.sdf.lonestar.org.nospam>
wrote:> On Tue, 1 Jul 2008, Duwaynea Anderson wrote:
>> "Do Mormons drink coffee?"
>> And suppose the apologist replies:
>> "Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
>> Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
>
> Now you are interested in their food and drink intake? Just admit it, you
> wish you were Mormon.
Okay. No surprises there. "The Master" can't answer even the
simplest of questions. To recap:
Suppose someone asks a Mormon apologist the question:
"Do Mormons drink coffee?"
And suppose the apologist replies:
"Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
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Author: Bret RipleyBret Ripley Date: Jul 1, 2008 22:11
On Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:51:01 -0300, John Manning wrote:
> Duwaynea Anderson wrote:
>> Suppose someone asks a Mormon apologist the question:
>>
>> "Do Mormons drink coffee?"
>>
>> And suppose the apologist replies:
>>
>> "Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
>>
>> Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
>
>
> That answer would indicate that the Mormon apologist doesn't have
> respect for what the LDS Church teaches about drinking coffee.
I agree.
Bret
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Author: The MasterThe Master Date: Jul 1, 2008 22:12
On Tue, 1 Jul 2008, Duwaynea Anderson wrote:
>>> "Do Mormons drink coffee?"
>>> And suppose the apologist replies:
>>> "Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
>>> Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
>>
>> Now you are interested in their food and drink intake? Just admit it, you
>> wish you were Mormon.
>
> Okay. No surprises there. "The Master"
calls you out on your continued desire to know more and more about daily
Mormon life? The only suprise is that for a mormon hater with a real
financial interest in the subject, you seem to be yearning to be a
Mormon...
As for the question itself, I'm not Mormon, so I don't know how "honest"
your theoretical answer is.
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Author: Duwaynea AndersonDuwaynea Anderson Date: Jul 1, 2008 22:15
On Jul 1, 1:12 pm, The Master nospam.sdf.lonestar.org.nospam>
wrote:
>> Okay. No surprises there. "The Master"
>
> calls you out on your continued desire to know more and more about daily
> Mormon life?
Not at all. The present case is a question about LDS honesty
regarding public doctrine (The Word of Wisdom, in this case). Let's
recap:
Suppose someone asks a Mormon apologist the question:
"Do Mormons drink coffee?"
And suppose the apologist replies:
"Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
Duwayne Anderson
Author of "Farewell to Eden: Coming to terms with Mormonism and
science"
American Quarter Horse: The ultimate all-terrain vehicle
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Author: The MasterThe Master Date: Jul 1, 2008 22:21
On Tue, 1 Jul 2008, Duwaynea Anderson wrote:
>>> Okay. No surprises there. "The Master"
>>
>> calls you out on your continued desire to know more and more about daily
>> Mormon life?
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> Not at all.
Then stop asking about it... DHU!
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Author: Duwaynea AndersonDuwaynea Anderson Date: Jul 1, 2008 22:26
On Jul 1, 1:21 pm, The Master nospam.sdf.lonestar.org.nospam>
wrote:
> Then stop asking about it... DHU!
I'm not asking about Mormon life. This is a hypothetical question
about Mormon *honesty.* Since you ignored the question, allow me to
repeat it:
Suppose someone asks a Mormon apologist the question:
"Do Mormons drink coffee?"
And suppose the apologist replies:
"Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
Duwayne Anderson
Author of "Farewell to Eden: Coming to terms with Mormonism and
science"
American Quarter Horse: The ultimate all-terrain vehicle
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Author: "john p""john p" Date: Jul 1, 2008 22:33
On Jul 1, 11:39 am, Duwaynea Anderson gmail.com>
wrote:> Suppose someone asks a Mormon apologist the question:
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> "Do Mormons drink coffee?"
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I just asked a mormon and she said that mormons don't. I said don't
some of them choose to do it any way? And she said "I don't know any
who do but I suppose if they did they would be a 'jack mormon' .
> And suppose the apologist replies:
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> "Yes. Those of us who are lucky do."
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> Would that be an honest answer? Why or why not?
He is on the road to apostasy. At least to jack mormonism. Good
mobots do what they are told.
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