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=Websites which claim to be operated by active LDS members who remain anonymous= | =Websites which claim to be operated by active LDS members who remain anonymous= | ||
| − | The following web sites share the following characteristics: | + | The following web sites share one or more the following characteristics: |
#The operators of the site claim to be active Latter-day Saints. | #The operators of the site claim to be active Latter-day Saints. | ||
#The operators of the site remain anonymous. | #The operators of the site remain anonymous. | ||
#The site is claimed to be "balanced". | #The site is claimed to be "balanced". | ||
#The site uses material from FAIR to support a conclusion that makes the Church look bad. | #The site uses material from FAIR to support a conclusion that makes the Church look bad. | ||
| + | #The site advocates becoming a "cafeteria" or "buffet" Mormon—they suggest that you pick and choose which Church teachings you want to follow and reject the rest. | ||
*[[/MormonThink|MormonThink]] | *[[/MormonThink|MormonThink]] | ||
*[[/Remembering the Wives of Joseph Smith|Remembering the Wives of Joseph Smith]] | *[[/Remembering the Wives of Joseph Smith|Remembering the Wives of Joseph Smith]] | ||
| + | *[[/Staylds|Staylds]] | ||
Revision as of 20:11, 20 July 2009
Websites which claim to be operated by active LDS members who remain anonymous
The following web sites share one or more the following characteristics:
- The operators of the site claim to be active Latter-day Saints.
- The operators of the site remain anonymous.
- The site is claimed to be "balanced".
- The site uses material from FAIR to support a conclusion that makes the Church look bad.
- The site advocates becoming a "cafeteria" or "buffet" Mormon—they suggest that you pick and choose which Church teachings you want to follow and reject the rest.