In a recent FAIR blog thread, FAIR administrators insisted that motivation investigation is exempt from ad hominem designation. So lets make an assessment of FAIR’s motivation. At FAIR we find this gem regarding the translation of the book of Mormon (linked):
“One should read the Book of Mormon itself and evaluate its message rather than get wrapped up in the detail of its exact method of translation.”
One can almost hear the Wizard of Oz saying “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain”.
Grounded in the assertions that FAIR administrators have demonstrated a significant consistency problem in their definition of anti-Mormon, FAIR frequently concedes key items, and this Wizard-of-Oz-esque item above, we can assess that FAIR’s motivation is to engage in deliberate smoke and mirror antics to dissuade individuals from dwelling on foundational challenges regarding Mormonism.
“One should read the Book of Mormon itself and evaluate its message rather than get wrapped up in the detail of its exact method of translation.”
One can almost hear the Wizard of Oz saying “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain”.
Grounded in the assertions that FAIR administrators have demonstrated a significant consistency problem in their definition of anti-Mormon, FAIR frequently concedes key items, and this Wizard-of-Oz-esque item above, we can assess that FAIR’s motivation is to engage in deliberate smoke and mirror antics to dissuade individuals from dwelling on foundational challenges regarding Mormonism.
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