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  • #314917
    Anonymous
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    Fwiw, I hate Gospel and church kitch.

    That is all. :P

    #314918
    Anonymous
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    He just mentioned the sealed portion. Joni, I love the irony. 😆

    #314919
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    Old Timer wrote:

    There is plenty to cause some concern. Not including the sealed portion in that talk is not one of them. :D

    No worries, it’s being covered now. :crazy:

    #314920
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    Old Timer wrote:

    Joni, as gently as I can say this, we ought not make people “offenders for a word”.

    There is plenty to cause some concern. Not including the sealed portion in that talk s not one of them. :D

    It was an attempt at humor. Sorry. I’ll see myself out.

    #314921
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    Elder Christofferson – God’s love is not described in scripture as “unconditional,” but raither as great, wonderful, redeeming, perfect, everlasting, and infinite.

    God doesn’t save us in our sins; he saves us from our sins.

    I like the part about Helen Keller’s parents being content to just have her civilized, but Sullivan knew she could do more.

    #314922
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    No, Joni, please don’t leave. Humor is hard to translate, which is why the laughing emoticon is such a blessing. 🙂

    Seriously, please forgive me. I didn’t mean to offend, and I obviously missed the humor. That is my fault totally.

    #314923
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    Who spoke after Elder Christofferson? I think it’s just as well that I didn’t catch it. I caught a whiff of “don’t draw your own conclusions.”

    #314924
    Anonymous
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    It’s all good. I’ll try harder to remember to use the emojis when I’m trying (however badly) to be funny.

    #314925
    Anonymous
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    Ann wrote:

    Who spoke after Elder Christofferson? I think it’s just as well that I didn’t catch it. I caught a whiff of “don’t draw your own conclusions.”

    Elder Bassett. Yeah, it was a lot of the “trusting God means trusting church versions of history” spiel.

    There was some good stuff about trusting God and not throwing the baby out with the bathwater, though.

    #314926
    Anonymous
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    I served in the Sapporo, Japan mission. Elder Yamashita is a good man.

    #314927
    Anonymous
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    One other fact about Mary Rollins (thanks, Wikipedia): she lived longer than any of Joseph Smith’s other wives, dying at the age of 95 in 1913. It blows my mind that Joseph Smith’s last widow died a year before World War I began! I don’t know if that’s interesting to anyone else, but it is to me.

    #314928
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    Joni, like Dallin Oaks being born in the house of a beloved aunt – a woman who had lived polygamously. They aren’t far removed from it.

    #314929
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    Old Timer wrote:

    I served in the Sapporo, Japan mission. Elder Yamashita is a good man.


    While I don’t think missionaries should run themselves into the ground, that story of Elder Cowan was powerful.

    #314930
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    Welp, now I know what 1st and 4th Sunday PH lessons are going to be about for the next 3 months. (missionary work)

    #314931
    Anonymous
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    I’ve actually prayed and fasted several times to have missionary experiences, and didn’t have any. I’ve honestly made my peace with it. I think it’s just not one of my spiritual gifts.

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