Re: Are Mormons really honest about explaining what they believe?

On Feb 16, 11:03=A0am, "hlill...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <hlill...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> rasqual wrote:
> > It's nearly certain that Mormons spend very little time reading Paul's
> > epistles.
> > Right? =A0 =A0;-)
>
> 100% dead *wrong*! =A0In fact as a Sunday School teacher last year I
> spent a considerable ****tion of the year on those epistles.

Which ones?

A study of Romans alone could take two years.

You may have more to study, but we study what we have more.    ;-)

Among other things, the Book of Mormon is doctrinally boring and
moralistically nondescript. The "meat" of Mormon teaching is in the
D&C and PoGP, as we all know.

NeoMormons will be the first to disagree, and I heartily congratulate
them on their close brush with the orthodox Christian mindset.    ;-)

- S