Na ja! Great collection, Ziff.

Ha! I guess what you’ve really found is that it’s a common theme that resonates with me.

Thanks for pointing out the broken link. I double checked it and I think it’s right. I would guess that it means the post has been taken down.

I was amazed at how many said either, “You (the church) can’t have your cake and eat it too” or it’s cousin, “You (the church) can’t have it both ways.”

Seems like a common theme.

Also, one post that I tried to link to didn’t come up. It was a T&S post (I think Kaimi’s) about something that began with the letter D, near the beginning.

Thanks again for all this work. I would love to hear more about how you actually organize these (and how you have time to read all these blogs in the first place!).

Idahospud, I actually have the same problem. My efforts to organize myself actually led to this Nacle Notebook project. But I too always imagine that I’ll have all the best arguments I’ve read handy in some file so I can whip them out when the topics inevitably come up again. Then I can be one of those tiresome people who always says, “This question was already addressed back in 2006 in a scintillating comment by Ronan.”

Kevin, I completely agree. It does seem that some conversations are had over and over, but I am endlessly impressed with how many interesting well-put new ideas I come across too.

Jessawhy, if you do decide to do that, just be sure to steer him toward comments like Ardis and Jim Donaldson’s on how to make sacrament meeting better, and away from any addressing abortion or gay marriage.

I haven’t had a chance to read through them all, but I will.

I want to give this list to my bishop who just gave a lesson to the ward on the ills of the internet.
This just shows the good that is there as well.

Thanks so much!