>>>>ROFLOL!
>>>>
>>
>>From the International Journal of Cultic Studies Vol
>>1, no. 1.
>>
>>When you meet the friendliest people you have ever
>>known, who introduce you to the most loving group of
>>people you've ever encounteres, and you find the
>>leader to be the most inspired, caring and
>>compassionate and understanding person you've ever
>>met, and then you learn that the cause of the group is
>>something you never dared hope could be accomlished,
>>and all of this sounds too good to be true -- it
>>probably is too good to be true! Don't give up
>>your education, your hopes, and ambitions to follow a
>>rainbow.
>>Jeannie Mills
>
>After all the things the c-not-of-c did to get what it
>wanted I don't know how anyone could mistake them for
>the coolest people imaginable. Probably the only thing
>keeping them afloat is selling property.
>
>Lois
Lois, I never had a problem with the church, not considering that the church is the people. My problem was with the leadership. No believer can follow a leader who doesn't believe. I realize that the movie "Mr. Moses," with Robert Mitchum in it was a clever script, but in real life, things like that don't work.
I think I said this before, but it is far easier to believe that the Book of Mormon is literally true, than it is to believe that any priesthood member has any authority should it not be true. It is a "cool" book for anyone to read, whether they believe it is true or not, but those who do not believe it is true, cannot possibly believe that the Restored Church has any claim to the priesthood.
