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Seven Rules for Discussing Religion
1. Never attack someone else's beliefs. 2. Declarations of sincere belief are always welcome. And if you wish to rebut someone else's belief, then do it by expressing what you believe, NOT by pointing out which points of doctrine you find to be silly, erroneous, or misguided. 3. If you want to know what members of another religion believe, go to them and not to their enemies. 4. Always judge a church by its best members, never by its worst. Those who fail to live according to the tenets of their religion are not representative of that religion. 5. Leave room for divine envy. 6. Everyone has the right to believe or not what you are saying. 7. Listen (in this case read) for understanding, not to plan on what you will say to refute what the other is saying.
About Me
- Craig
- "I seek not for power, but to pull it down. I seek not for honor of the world, but for the glory of my God, and the freedom and welfare of my country."
Links about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Jesus Christ, the Son of God
- Joseph Smith Jr., Prophet of the Restoration
- What do Mormons believe?
- Invite Mormon Missionaries to Visit You in Your Home
- Old Testament
- New Testament
- The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ
- Doctrine and Covenants
- The Pearl of Great Price
- El Libro de Mormon
2 comments:
¿Trabajas?
Your post reminded me of my all-time favorite Law and Order quote:
- Cop: "I bet your father is real proud of you today."
- Jack McCoy, Prosecutor Extraordinaire: "That's not what wakes me up in the morning, detective."
I wish I were working as a prosecutor. But I still have to take the Utah Bar Exam in July and pass it. Right now, I am a temporary employee for the Utah Tax Commission doing data entry.
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