http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5Q55SPUfvw

"How wrong it is to value what we learn in school more than what we learn from God."

It happens around 1:50 into the video. Other than that, they don't seem to have much to say. But that head shake says it all.

Wow. All bs and no substance. They dont mention how joe labeled the canopic jars as gods. you would have thought that the guy in the blue shirt could have worn one that fit. It looks like he borrowed his big brothers shirt.

And at the end they say that reason should compliment faith, but that reason has to be tempered with the Holy Ghost - so basically anything we learn or discover that doesn't already tie in with the TBM mindset should be discarded.

"How wrong it is to value what we learn in school more than what we learn from God."

Right after he says that he says gawd is consistently and always infallibly wrong. I'm pretty sure he is. LOL!

Listen about the 1:21 mark.

Pure Smoke & Mirrors.

Notice how the presenter gets to determine who's "an honest seeker of truth"? Bullshit Unless his clairvoyance is proven to be 100% accurate...

Only Value: confirms how ChurchCo is built... 100%... around Structure rather than Substance.

Kinderhook, anyone?

I don't think this one will last; Bets anyone? $10,000 ?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/26/2011 01:07PM by guynoirprivateeye.

Am I missing something or does he say "what we learn from God, which is always, and consistently and infallibly WRONG."

Is this a joke?

I think the part that I've marked in double slashes is the part he meant as the antecedent of "which".

"And I think how foolish that is: to value what we learn in school, when we know much of that is wrong -- //to value that more highly than to value what we learn from God// which we know is consistently and always infallibly wrong."


Of course, it comes out like this:

"And I think how foolish that is: to value what we learn in school, when we know much of that is wrong -- to value that more highly than to value //what we learn from God// which we know is consistently and always infallibly wrong."


Ah, Freudian slips.

Tyson

Also serves as a good example of why we are all exmo's: we tend to pay attention and listen.

This is a hilarious slip of the tongue.

At 1:38, he says that "..what we learn from God, which is always consistently, infallably wrong."

I was too distracted by the mismatched neckties.

I enjoyed their testimonies. I know that they had no clue how to answer the agruements against the BoA. In the name of Sweet Baby Jesus, amen.