DAVEH: If you want to define teaching as responding to questions about
my beliefs, then you might have a point, Perry. I view it a bit
differently though. To be a teacher, one needs students. For the most
part, I don't view TTers as being students wanting to learn. Witness
Debbie's comments today....
From my LDS perspective, Teachers are to teach the gospel by using
the Word of God. As you know, for the most part....I have refrained
from posting latter-day passages on TT, excepting in specific cases when
asked to do so or it was appropriate for the discussion. As a courtesy
to TTers, I've tried to focus my discussions within the confines of the
Bible.....which in effect composes less than half of what I believe to
be Canon of Scripture. Can I teach Mormonism while ignoring much of
what God has said? Not in my opinion. If I wanted to teach Mormonism,
you'd be seeing a lot of references to our Standard Works instead of
just Biblical quotes.
Charles Perry Locke wrote:
Dave, do you sometimes teach mormon doctrine on TT?
From: Dave Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Pery wrote: Are you on TT to teach mormon doctrine?
DAVEH: No, Perry....as I've explained before, that was not what
motivated me to join TT, nor is it the reason I remain.
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