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Gadianton:
This is a good question, MG, thank you for participating rather than derailing.

In the story of the Sneetches that I had AI comment on in this thread, is it better to have a star or not have a star?

<snip>Why haven’t you used the quote function for Gadianton’s words?

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...There are many different communities built by humans throughout the span of human development and history. Many of them quite different from each other. Would that not be a possibility in a hoped for hereafter? Obviously, we're all not alike here. Why would one think we would be 'there'?

In LDS theology it is the covenant relationship with "one greater than they all" t...

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I'm not a "fibber" and you know it. You are a liar.

You are a Troll by definition.

Trying to blow up the flow of conversation and discussion. No real substance. No real thought. Just inflammatory and offensive 'triggers'.

I can't take you seriously and respond at any length with you. I'm responding only to call you out again. You are a confirmed l...

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...Fibber...I'm not a "fibber" and you know it. You are a liar.

You are a Troll by definition.

Trying to blow up the flow of conversation and discussion. No real substance. No real thought. Just inflammatory and offensive 'triggers'.

I can't take you seriously and respond at any length with you. I'm responding only to call you out again. You are a conf...

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...There are many different communities built by humans throughout the span of human development and history. Many of them quite different from each other. Would that not be a possibility in a hoped for hereafter? Obviously, we're all not alike here. Why would one think we would be 'there'?

In LDS theology it is the covenant relationship with "one greater than they all" t...

Read full story