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  • I wouldn't say you make me mad. More like sad that someone who has demonstrated their ability to be otherwise helpful kind and intelligent in so many other areas would choose to waste their time picking on a religion they don't agree with. As I previously stated though as much as I disagree with you on the subject of Mormonism I respect your right to voice your opinion on the matter no matter how much of a waste of time I find it.
  • I think you're wasting your time answering questions in such a way that is unlikely to inform, and likely to offend. Whether you agree or disagree with Mormonism, you would better spend your time answering questions with helpful, factual information rather than cheap shots like, "Don't join the Cult!!!!!!!!!! It is a false religion!!!!" or "Leave the church, become a christian and have a free life!" Try to make your answers detailed, factual, objective, and sourced--and I think everyone will end up better off.
  • Let's see. Someone who proudly takes upon himself the name of the father of all lies claims to be telling the truth. Does anyone else see the contradiction in this assertion? ************** Satan, as you are well aware, the best lies mix in elements of truth. Your chosen namesake has been doing that since he used the truth that partaking of the forbidden fruit would give Eve knowledge to convince her of the lie that she would not die if she ate it. You do this quite well by using the tired old techniques quoting sources out of context and using sources that have never been considered authoritative to misrepresent what we believe.
  • Mad? No. Frustrated? Yes. It's always frustrating to have a dialogue with someone who has no coherently constructed arguments and who doesn't address one's points.
  • We love the truth. You only make me mad when you spread lies/misinformation, or deliberately twist the truth to appear as something its not. Truth good. Lies bad.
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