Impious

Oh no, the scribes have got their panties in a knot. 1) I would never presume to instruct the LORD, even if there were a chance of him doing other than his own will. 2) I'm a teacher, not a revolutionary. And trust me, you could all learn a few important things from me. 3) I'm not here to rock the boat. I made my position clear as a matter of honesty to other forum members but have no plans to push any agenda. Again, I'm a teacher, not a revolutionary. I seek to become a welcomed member of this online community for the benefit of all. 4) I have learned recently that the situation of American Mormons in particular neccessitates a different approach in regards to what is taught in order to produce the best results. Perhaps some spirits claimed that my posts gave mandate for action and attempted to free themselves of the American fetter (perhaps imprudently)- I don't know for sure. The spirit does tend to undertake experiments from time to time, and likes to have some reasons up its sleave (no matter how circumspect) for the timing of them. But if something like that did occur, I severely doubt it will happen again in our time. 5) The burden upon me to choose my words wisely is heavy, and I still have much to learn regarding many topics. But I will do my best to walk the tightrope of truth without causing a fuss. And even if I should waver slightly in this regard, I'll still be doing a thousand times better than most.

I find your comment and your attitude in general the product of poor philology, poor understanding and poor manners. If Jesus and Nietzsche had ever met, they would have been best friends.

OK, so I've assembled a list of great names (which is by no means complete) with descriptions included: Friedrich Nietzsche: Author of a number of books including two of the best in the history of mankind: the spiritual opus Thus Spoke Zarathustra ('the greatest gift mankind has ever been given it') and The Anti-Christian, in which he thoroughly exposes the subterranean ways of the priest. These two books alone place Nietzsche ahead of all others. I consider him greater than the Hand of Mormon because the precision he excercises in his deployment of concepts, coupled with his faultless intellectual integrity and unstoppable will to truth combine to produce philosophy books of the highest calliber. Gilles Deleuze: Although largely long-winded and tedious, errors are almost impossible to find in Deleuze's work. No doubt his greatest academic achievement was to completely dismember psychoanalysis with the aid of Felix Guattari. Regarding Deleuze's massive influence upon his contemporaries, fellow French philosopher Michel Foucault once publicly stated: 'Perhaps one day the 20th century will be known as Deleuzian'. Stephen Metcalf: Co-author and editor of Hammer of the Gods, Stephen's style has a hard edge that Nietzsche's work always lacked. With an avid tendency to deploy the air of the heights with concepts not even found in Nietzsche's own writings, Stephen is eons ahead of the average Nietzsche-believer. Eli'jah the Tishbite: The most powerful prophet in The Old Testament and found at the beginning of The Second Book of Kings, Eli'jah brought death upon three seperate groups of un-chosen Jews by way of awesome spectacles (in the form of holy fire from the heavens). However, the impossibility of several of the events described means that, without any doubt, his story is to a significant extent fabricated. H.P. Baxxter: The self-proclaimed "quarterback of the [rave] scene", Baxxter employs his genius in producing thoroughly Dionysian pop-hardcore techno music as part of the European group Scooter. Although his academic credentials may be dubious, the magnitude of his spiritual knowledge is undeniably gargantuan. Jesus: The Hand of Mormon: Author of a solution for Christianity that when unfettered swings as required between a tragic state and a tragic people. Superior to the Catholic formula underpinning the Renaissance, the solution within the pages of The Book of Mormon results from stories and expositions which should be read in conjunction with the Bible. To be continued...

May I also add that The LORD of Hosts speaks differently throughout the ages. In short: God's will changes from time to time. Unfortunately, some of the Bible's authors failed to allow for this in their writings. My Spanish friend Francisco Garcia (a very knowing Catholic monk) puts it more poetically (and also more heretically): 'Good became God'.

It's a harmless pleasure that even yields some good thoughts sometimes. Desire is fundamentally OK. So is pleasure, although it's often misused. The task is not to rid oneself of wants, but to become perfectly moderate whilst remaining super-abundant (the Apollinian Dionysus- also 'meek', praus).

You know, if you are yet to experience the LORD's love of Apollinian Dionysian ways, perhaps your spirit is ignoring the LORD? I have already said something about that sort of thing. A tragic New Idol is quickly gaining ascendency amongst a sizable proportion of the Australian population (Mormons included), and I believe beyond any doubt that it be the LORD's will and the sanctfied way of the future. Truly, it's the only complete solution for our (very enlightened) culture.

So many people here are left in a limbo- the tragic spirit of the Mormon is their home yet they are asked to give up such important parts of their culture, things which the LORD actually condones when practiced in moderation. Adonai does not admonish me for having a beer or two or drinking a cup of tea, so what right does an Elder have to say I'm doing the wrong thing? May I remind you that Adonai is yours too...

What I seek is a moderate Mormon Church- one that openly condones a few beers and a cup of tea etc, provided it not be to excess- that sort of thing. Personally, I think it would be in the interests of both the Church and the population to go that way.

I said nothing of any current crisis. And I said nothing about any last days, either. My prophesy tells of a great future to come, here on Earth. I suggest you try to improve your philological skills.

From the hand of Impious: 1 Those peoples who ignore the LORD of Hosts tread the path to damnation. The insolent spirits at work in such things are raised up by the Devil against the LORD, against the righteous, against the pure-hearted and meekly strong. 2 I see on the horizon a crisis like none yet endured by mankind- at once both simple and infernal, modest and gargantuan. 3 This coming crisis proceeds from man and its solution pleases the LORD. Those who live beyond it are of the greatest people, the greatest spirit. PS For the record I am not a member of the Mormon Church, and won't be until you guys fully accept a moderate membership as I believe your spirit desires.