Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 10:09 pm
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I had never heard of this before so I thought you were using a made-up word. Thanks for helping me understand.My point of this Quetzalcoatl thing, is that it is nowhere in scripture. It is however found in Mexico lore, and can be found in a New Age kind of book entitled "He Walked The Americas" and has nothing to do with church. It is actually mere conjecture by the sheer fantasy based crowd. There is just no way to stop these fantasy based people, and I apologize.
TNP topics have been very cool for LDS folks while driving for instance, and may also intrest your son. So might some great christian music CD's, without challenging re-conversion, insulting, or being divisive in any way, and everyone is always free to attend !
Your comments would be so insightful in furthering LDS/Evangelical communications.Sue Ann, you had asked if other LDS listen to TNP. Yes. LDS listen to Christian radio also. I was working in the library one sunday, and an elder came up to me and said that he had me on the radio that week. I had hoped that was ok, and he thought it was ok also. TNP at 2pm M-F is for everyone I think.
That is really good news, Karen. I am glad some LDS are choosing to listen to TNP. And yes, you are right, TNP is for everyone!
How interesting, Karen. I know quite a few. Maybe the LDS have more of a presence in my area than in yours. This area was settled by LDS 150 years ago, although Brigham Young called the pioneers back to Utah after a while. Maybe some stayed here, or some returned here later.karenprtlnd wrote: What do you think. And how many LDS so you personally actually even know?
Karen, I "know" you and you are welcome in my personal fellowships.karenprtlnd wrote:There are many really nice people I think. I don't think that there are as many "mormons" as the LDS marketing and records department would like the nation to believe however. In Idaho and Utah there maybe towns of them, but I don't think there are as many as you might think. How many do you actually know personally for instance. I am LDS, live in Oregon, and I know almost none outside of our meeting on Sunday. They may not be as big of a problem as the common church public might be led to believe. I actually know very few, which led me to listening to christian radio and attempting to participate on this particular forum. The Temples just are not that busy, nor are those big brick church buildings that full. I'm hoping that more and more christians would welcome an LDS or two into their personal fellowships (selah provided the underline) every once in awhile.
What do you think. And how many LDS so you personally actually even know?
Michelle, what a cute little lamb! It is good to "see" ya!Michelle wrote:How interesting, Karen. I know quite a few. Maybe the LDS have more of a presence in my area than in yours. This area was settled by LDS 150 years ago, although Brigham Young called the pioneers back to Utah after a while. Maybe some stayed here, or some returned here later.karenprtlnd wrote: What do you think. And how many LDS so you personally actually even know?