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9. So which is more appropriate

Tue May 22, 2012, 12:10 PM

May 2012

in a "meaningful discussion"?

A. Demonstrating exactly why the quote is taken out of context, and misinterpreted.

B. Calling the poster a liar.

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Lying for the Lord - Relevant to Romney's campaign? [View all] daaron May 2012 OP

Romney's Mormon faith is one of the most edcantor May 2012 #1

I forgot I posted this. daaron May 2012 #3

This is what you said in the other thread: cbayer May 2012 #4

Thanks for the reference. daaron May 2012 #5

Ah, you were referring to these highly secretive, cultish groups cbayer May 2012 #7

Oh absolutely. daaron May 2012 #10

The real truth is that skepticscott May 2012 #12

Certainly not unknown among traditional Christians either: dimbear May 2012 #6

So which is more appropriate skepticscott May 2012 #9

Well, if christians can't agree on what it means, then how can you cbayer May 2012 #14

Wow!! So you read them exactly as fundamentalist do. Thats my opinion May 2012 #16

Is not your mocking an end? cbayer May 2012 #18

Certainly. End, purpose. dimbear May 2012 #19

Pious fraud looks to be a different topic. cbayer May 2012 #20

In context... jeepnstein May 2012 #24

From the Journal of Mormon History: dimbear May 2012 #25