Comments on: Elder Oaks says religious freedom is under fire & other news http://sacredsymbolic.com/elder-oaks-religious-freedom-under-fire/ Learning truth through symbolism Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:58:09 +0000 hourly 1 By: Colt http://sacredsymbolic.com/elder-oaks-religious-freedom-under-fire/comment-page-1/#comment-259 Colt Sun, 27 Dec 2009 13:17:17 +0000 http://sacredsymbolic.com/?p=489#comment-259 Great post! This is really how things are getting. Great post! This is really how things are getting.

]]> By: Tevya http://sacredsymbolic.com/elder-oaks-religious-freedom-under-fire/comment-page-1/#comment-178 Tevya Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:22:31 +0000 http://sacredsymbolic.com/?p=489#comment-178 Maybe it's lame to comment on your own post, but I'm really commenting on Elder Oaks talk. Here were my favorite quotes: "First, we must speak with love, always showing patience, understanding and compassion toward our adversaries." "...religious persons will often be most persuasive in political discourse by framing arguments and positions in ways that are respectful of those who do not share their religious beliefs...." "...Latter-day Saints must be careful never to support or act upon the idea that a person must subscribe to some particular set of religious beliefs in order to qualify for a public office." "The religion of a candidate should not be an issue in a political campaign." Yours? Maybe it's lame to comment on your own post, but I'm really commenting on Elder Oaks talk. Here were my favorite quotes:

"First, we must speak with love, always showing patience, understanding and compassion toward our adversaries."

"…religious persons will often be most persuasive in political discourse by framing arguments and positions in ways that are respectful of those who do not share their religious beliefs…."

"…Latter-day Saints must be careful never to support or act upon the idea that a person must subscribe to some particular set of religious beliefs in order to qualify for a public office."

"The religion of a candidate should not be an issue in a political campaign."

Yours?

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