Thanks to the LDS that  have come over to this blog for comment.  I would encourage more to do so.  While you read, speak your mind, because I don’t do telepathy.  But if I bite back to any response, tell me.

Bloggernacle is interesting.  Are Internet LDS separate in mindset from local LDS in the neighborhoods?  I would like to explore this more.

Currently, I have ventured in bloggernacle where there has been some discussion on bibliology.  Over at the blog, New Cool Thang,  Geoff has been discussing “Yes, you speculate, too.”  Clark in Mormon Metaphysics has been tracing some of the genealogy of Hermeneutics.  And “Trailer Trash” at Urban Mormonism touched on Slavery, Homosexuality, and the Authority of the Bible. 

 You might notice my comments in the threads.  Unfortunately, my last post in Urban Mormonism didn’t make it.  Maybe, I pushed the wrong button.  Probably, knowing my fumble-finger blogging skills.  Or perhaps, TT, didn’t find some of my comments appropriate.  I do know that the apostle Paul hits on heart issues that are even more serious than the household customs of owning humans as property.  We are all a slave to something or someone.  I asked TT to whom he was a slave.  The apostle Paul makes clear that he is a doulos to Jesus Christ.