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Amazing how when Oaks just reads the words of Jesus, there's no homophobia, no bigotry, nothing about marriage or culty temples. I do notice however that he left out the horrific alleged words of Jesus from D&C 132.
sparky wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 1:26 pm
Amazing how when Oaks just reads the words of Jesus, there's no homophobia, no bigotry, nothing about marriage or culty temples. I do notice however that he left out the horrific alleged words of Jesus from D&C 132.
I don't know that we teach it. I don't know that we emphasize it... I understand the philosophical background behind it, but I don't know a lot about it, ...
sparky wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 1:26 pm
Amazing how when Oaks just reads the words of Jesus, there's no homophobia, no bigotry, nothing about marriage or culty temples. I do notice however that he left out the horrific alleged words of Jesus from D&C 132.
And isn't it ironic that Oaks, a special witness of Jesus, sounds NOTHING like our Savior when he usually speaks.
...walked eye-deep in hell
believing in old men’s lies...--Ezra Pound
Ooh, I spoke too soon. Husband absolutely NEEDED me to come help him with laundry, RIGHT NOW, while the choir was favoring us with my least favorite hymn of all time, even 'I Stand All Amazed.'
I just caught the Basset talk, and tuned in to Corbett. That Jesus had to die to forgive our sins has been a shelf item for years for me. To validate my concern is at least +20, but his explanation is -10.
But to bring it up period is woth +10 total.
"And I don't need you...or, your homespun philosophies."
"And when you try to break my spirit, it won't work, because there's nothing left to break."