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The meetings continue... Bush must really - Page 2 - Mormon Doctrine Studies - Posted: 30th May, 2008 - 5:46pm
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President Bush And President Hinckley - Page 2
| QUOTE (readypioneer @ 4-Jan 07, 9:47 AM) |
| Why am I always referred to some other post when I am trying to make a point relevant to the topic at hand? |
First, because you take 3 posts to say something you could have said in the first one, we are not mind-readers.
Look at the example:
You:
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| He is an admitted member of a Satanic group and has shown in the past that he can act like a righteous man but do evil things in the background like drugs, corruption, etc.. |
You made no mention of the name of the Satanic group neither sources for the claim that Bush is an admitted member of it. Until you provide a source... it is just a big assumption on your part and nothing else.
Then, you mentioned the name of the group. Good. You could have said that in the first post to avoid guessing. Now, what's the source for this claim?
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The meetings continue... Bush must really like the Church:
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| President Bush visits Thursday with LDS President Thomas S. Monson as President Henry B. Eyring looks on. They discussed a variety of topics during the nearly hour long private meeting that was Bush's only official stop in the state. |
Ref. https://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,700230256,00.html
By the way, while Bush was there he was able to raise money for the Republican nominee.
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| This was the president's fourth meeting with LDS Church leaders, and his first since the death of LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley and the sustaining of a new First Presidency. |
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