Blaine, sorry about the typo...sometimes I transpose letters
unintentionally.
Transmitters, receivers, whatever. Are you willing to admit that since
there is no real evidence, then it is possible that the Isaiah scripture is
not related to the anecdote?
Perry, AE6GQ
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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Hill Cumorah
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 09:49:11 EDT
Perry,
Since you are converting to LDS beliefs, and giving up your job as
moderator, :>) you are going to have to get with it regards believing via
the
influence of the Holy Ghost, rather than the hard, tangible evidence you
have in the
past gotten used to demanding. I for one rely on the evidence of praying
in
faith, then receiving the answer through the medium of the
spirit--Spirit-of-God direct to my receiver spirit. But you do have to
have your receiver in
tune with the transmitters, Perry, otherwise this sort of evidence does
not
work. Just as when your radio is tuned off-station, or not working at
all, or
out of range of the signal, all you will recieve is static. I am afraid
in
the past that is all you have been receiving, for whatever reason--so you
might consider getting a renewing of the spiritual receiver, is all I am
saying.
New spirits are extremely costly, they tell me, so that is obviously not
an
option. Take Care, Perry, and good luck with your newly acquired
religion!! And, Congratulations on becoming One With The Saints!!!
Blainerb (not baline, please!!)
n a message dated 6/13/2005 6:55:55 AM Mountain Standard Time,
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Baline,
Sometimes it is right to doubt. But, when shown the evidence, even Thomas
believed. We will only know for sure when you present the facts and let
me
evaluate them. The point is that if there is no real evidence, then the
scripture is most likely not related to the anecdote at all.
Blaine, are you willing to admit that since there is no real evidence,
then it is possible that the scripture is not related to the anecdote?
Perry
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