Home Page › Forums › History and Doctrine Discussions › D&C 132:Original intent
- This topic is empty.
-
AuthorPosts
-
September 25, 2009 at 5:22 pm #222225
Anonymous
GuestI hear you MisterC, it is initially difficult to see much more humanity in the early church than you had originally thought. September 25, 2009 at 6:02 pm #222226Anonymous
GuestOrson wrote:I hear you MisterC, it is initially difficult to see much more humanity in the early church than you had originally thought.
It is also difficult to figure out how “early church humanity” become taught as eternal truths that we must live by today, in today’s society with today’s circumstances.September 25, 2009 at 6:04 pm #222227Anonymous
GuestQuote:(Here goes again): If I were President I would choose new Quorum members that were no older than Joseph Smith. i.e. 39 years old; at least for the next 6 choices.
Blurg. As much as I don’t love some of the pitfalls of taking counsel from octogenarians (especially as regards resistance to change and their social mores being decades removed from my own), I’m not ready to hand the reins over to a bunch of young whippersnapper, flibberdegibbets who are at the beginning stages of mid-life crisis! Especially since the pool of candidates is always going to be true blue TBMs with unquestioned and unquestioning loyalty, better an old dude who has mellowed with age and been there done that than one still in the first fiery stages of fanaticism and devotion.
September 25, 2009 at 6:19 pm #222228Anonymous
Guesthawkgrrrl wrote:Blurg. As much as I don’t love some of the pitfalls of taking counsel from octogenarians (especially as regards resistance to change and their social mores being decades removed from my own), I’m not ready to hand the reins over to a bunch of young whippersnapper, flibberdegibbets who are at the beginning stages of mid-life crisis! Especially since the pool of candidates is always going to be true blue TBMs with unquestioned and unquestioning loyalty, better an old dude who has mellowed with age and been there done that than one still in the first fiery stages of fanaticism and devotion.
True, very true. However, we would get greater support for stake basketball programs. Each has its pros and cons.Either way, God has to deal with working through an imperfect conduit.
September 25, 2009 at 11:03 pm #222229Anonymous
GuestFwiw, I like the current general age plan – start around 50-60 after maturity has finally settled in, the kids have left the house and your wife has gone through menopause. 😈 September 26, 2009 at 6:00 pm #222230Anonymous
GuestQuote:Blurg. As much as I don’t love some of the pitfalls of taking counsel from octogenarians (especially as regards resistance to change and their social mores being decades removed from my own), I’m not ready to hand the reins over to a bunch of young whippersnapper, flibberdegibbets who are at the beginning stages of mid-life crisis! Especially since the pool of candidates is always going to be true blue TBMs with unquestioned and unquestioning loyalty, better an old dude who has mellowed with age and been there done that than one still in the first fiery stages of fanaticism and devotion.
Haha. Great point.
-
AuthorPosts
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.