Discussion : Nutshell & Madhatter85, LDS doctrine and the role of Women (pagan)

[Mestemia]

The debate is currently on post #39 and Madhatter has yet to answer two points:

When the prophets speak of mothers as nurturers are they talking about domestic chores, such as doing the dishes, or something grander?

If it is about doing the dishes, show me where the Lord has said so.

[madhatter85]

Originally Posted by Mestemia

The debate is currently on post #39 and Madhatter has yet to answer two points:

i already mentioned it was something grander, And i proved that Dishes it part of homemaking.

[Mestemia]

Originally Posted by madhatter85

i already mentioned it was something grander, And i proved that Dishes it part of homemaking.

I stand corrected.
Madhatter did indeed say:

"It's not just limited to that, read her talk, it has much more than just doing the dishes as part of what a woman does. much much more." Post #30

[Bishka]

Originally Posted by madhatter85

apparently you didn't read the posts becky. already stated it and proved it with resources, you decide to not look at it because you don't want to be wrong.

What resources? The dictionary?

Honestly, does it bother you that people are different in the Church? We don't all have to be Molly Mormons, y'know.

I'm curious though, where does the Lord say we have to be the best homemakers in the world to enter into the Celestial Kingdom?

[nutshell]

Note: I am planning a post that will, hopefully, jump start the debate and get us out of this rut. Problem is, I'm wrapping up finals and then will be out of town for awhile. I'll do my best.

[madhatter85]

Originally Posted by beckysoup61

What resources? The dictionary?

Honestly, does it bother you that people are different in the Church? We don't all have to be Molly Mormons, y'know.

I'm curious though, where does the Lord say we have to be the best homemakers in the world to enter into the Celestial Kingdom?

now youa re putting words in my mouth and in Beck's mouth.

did i say it was a requirement for exaltation? no, if you want to debate it you should have taken me up, this is a discussion thread.

As to nutshell's copncern of me not answering the questions he provided. please refrence post 30 in the debate topic.

[Bishka]

Originally Posted by madhatter85

did i say it was a requirement for exaltation?.

If it's not a requirement then why put so much emphasis on it (homemaking in general)?

Originally Posted by madhatter85

As to nutshell's copncern of me not answering the questions he provided. please refrence post 30 in the debate topic.

You mean:

Originally Posted by madhatter85

Did she not mention other things other than doign dishes? did she not mention motherhood and all the aspects that go with it? her talk in no way limited it to "doing the dishes."

even so, it is not against Doctrine of the church for women to do dishes. nor is it against doctrine for Man to do dishes, this point is a mute one.

It's not just limited to that, read her talk, it has much more than just doing the dishes as part of what a woman does. much much more.

You answered "...much, much more...." Do you care to elaborate on what that is or do you want people to guess?

[madhatter85]

Originally Posted by beckysoup61

If it's not a requirement then why put so much emphasis on it (homemaking in general)?



You mean:



You answered "...much, much more...." Do you care to elaborate on what that is or do you want people to guess?

why put so much emphasis on daily scripture study when it is not a requirement? why put so much emphasis on many things which are not "requirements"?

i said "read her talk" we were debating one key point that nutshell was trying to emphasize.