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Date Posted: 21:41:02 10/26/11 Wed
Author: George
Subject: Re: The Challenge of the Century
In reply to: john 's message, "Re: The Challenge of the Century" on 17:53:14 10/26/11 Wed

>as i said in the other post... it has been years
>since i read any of the price nonsense and i am not
>willing to waste the time to do so again...
>
>how much have you read from price, george?
>
>john
>

Has it occurred to you, John, as it has just occurred to me?

You wouldn't have to read a single thing by Price to find out what things he had printed that the First Presidency pronounced "untrue." Haven't they documented it themselves, or is it merely folklore that only the actual participants can recite from memory?

You actually do not believe that any such official documentation exists, or you are convinced that you wouldn't be allowed to see it if it did. Hence your response to the challenge is to say that you don't want to read Price's stuff. There is no doubt in your mind that there would be anything else to read. Just like Dr. Smith's explanation of his communist ties: it's "the silence of the Sphinx."

>Como yo dije en el otro correo: Ha sido a�os
>desde yo leo cualquier del disparate de Price y no soy
>dispuesto para derrochar el tiempo hacerlo again...
>
�>Cu�nto ha lee usted desde Price, George?
>
>John
>

�John, tiene usted la misma idea que Yo simplemente tuve?

Usted no tendr�a para le�do una cosa �nica por Price para averiguar qu� cosas �l hab�a imprimido que la "First Presidency" pronunci� "inexacta." � No Tienen ellos documentaron lo s� mismos, o son lo meramente folklorico que �nico los participantes reales pueden recitar desde la memoria?

Usted realmente no cree que ninguna tal documentaci�n oficial exista, o usted se convence que usted no se permitir�a que vea lo si hizo. De aqu� en adelante su respuesta al desaf�o est� decir que usted no quiere leer Price materia. No hay duda en su mente que habr�a cualquier cosa otra leer. Simplemente como Dr. Smith's explicaci�n de sus corbatas comunistas: es "el silencio de la Esfinge."

George

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Replies:

Re: The Challenge of the Century -- john, 06:57:10 10/27/11 Thu
- Re: The Challenge of the Century -- George, 23:53:03 10/27/11 Thu