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Originally Posted by Archaea
I don't look to man as a role model for life in general, but men or women as role models in specific arenas. If I wish to improve my cycling, I emulate what great cyclists and trainers recommend. If I wish to become a Church administrator, I review Ballard's book and follow the example of administrators I personally know, or my file leaders.
I am past the time of hero worship or looking to mortal men as general role models.
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Brilliant, Arch. We now know that you won't seek Ballard's advice on cycling, or a great cyclist's advice on Church administration.
Way to totally miss the point, as usual.
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Originally Posted by Indy Coug
I disagree with my branch president virtually on a weekly basis in PEC, but after I RESPECTFULLY voice my opinion, which he allows me to do, I submit to his decision on the matter. I don't seek to bad-mouth him, undermine him, rally support against him and so forth.
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Cue an Arch post on "statism."
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Last edited by Tex; 08-01-2007 at 12:58 AM.
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