1. Treat all sins the same. View cigarette smoking and coffee
drinking the same way you would view murder. Smell tobacco smoke on someone in
church? Make them feel as unwelcome as possible. Glare at them and tattle to
the guy in charge that there is a smoker in the room. In fact, maybe you could
make them wear a giant “S” on their chest. If you are in the process of
introducing our faith to a non-member and you think they are drinking coffee-give
up immediately. They are truly sons of perdition.
2. Never allow questions to be asked. Tell people to shut up
and obey. After all, don’t questions equal automatic blasphemy? Since some questions might be uncomfortable
or difficult to answer, it’s better to not ruffle feathers and tell people to
stop thinking for themselves. After all, didn’t an apostle once say “It is my
job to explain, your job to obey?” There! That settles it. Sure, the case could
be made that we wouldn’t even have Mormonism if Joseph didn’t ask questions,
but that’s irrelevant. All questions should never be asked.
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