Thread: A call for Mormon e-book readers
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Old 02-11-2010, 01:41 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by davidspitzer View Post
My book suggestion was very much on topic as it discusses various viewpoints about religion. Having a different take on a subject does not infer hate and I certainly have none towards you or anyone from any religion. I will say that most religous people are highly intolerant of anyone not sharing their views. I believe Jesus taught compassion and understanding. Not dogma and intolerance
No, the book discusses issues NOT related to the topic of the OP. The OP was asking for a better set of reference material for e-book readers. Reference material specific to Mormon members.

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