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Date Posted: 19:22:43 07/11/11 Mon
Author: George
Subject: Re: c-not-of-c leadership and the homosexual agenda cont.
In reply to: Lois 's message, "Re: c-not-of-c leadership and the homosexual agenda cont." on 13:25:44 07/11/11 Mon

>The c-not-of-c has many homosexual agenda supporters
>on its staff. But let's not forget sponsored
>affiliates, such as Outreach International.
>
snippage

>Appointee Matt Naylor presented a paper at the
>Theology Colloquy at Graceland in which he argued for
>an open policy. The article was printed in Justice or
>Just Us-"The Testimony of Seven Neighbors".
>

Justice or Just Us LOL Yeah, the Communitarian
Church has become "Just Us Homosexuals, our family, and friends."

Lois, anyone who was allowed to speak on homosexuality at Graceland is definitely a radical prohomosexual person. After all, at Graceland, if GALA disapproves of a proposed speaker's message, it will run him or her off campus, lest he speak the truth.

That's the trouble with a church in which NO positions other than that of local pastor are elective. When King Henry finds out that he can appoint whomever he pleases to whatever position he pleases, the strangest of bedfellows appear. That's why the RLDS became a take over target. It was an authoritarian church (and the Communitarians have preserved that, at least) in which no questions were allowed to be asked. All one has to do is work up into a high enough position and then, suddenly, the only people God wants to call to the Quorum of Twelve and the First Presidency become homosexuals, marxists, and feminists. It's as if God's mind and attitude shifts with the shift in mind and attitude of the human leadership. That's a dead giveaway that God is NOT at work there.

Wouldn't you get suspicious if a long-time southern Democrat became the prophet, and suddenly no one got called to the leadership quorums or priesthood, or were hired as lay workers in management unless they were KKK members? I'd be suspicious of that, too.

George

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