RFM is joined by esteemed co-counsel Kolby Reddish to dissect Jacob Hansen’s recent debate with Allie Beth Stuckey of The Blaze. Strangely, Jacob seems to want to talk about anything other than Mormonism. His efforts to make Mormonism sound like Protestantism grow increasingly bizarre. But Allie is not going to let him get away with his typical Jacob Hansen obfuscation, and neither are we! We are left with the question of why is it that Jacob Hansen wants to defend Mormonism while being completely unwilling to talk about Mormonism itself. You won’t want to miss this one!
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Can we maybe have an episode on the ethics of AI. As someone who has worked in the creative field and is married to an artist, it does bother me the casual use of generative AI. I mean you literally mocked the guy who wrote the Light on Truth book for using AI to write the book. And then you use it a whole lot. I do hope this changes.
This Hansen feller is really taking the ‘building on common beliefs’ to a whole other level. In the eMpTyC, we learned all about Building Relationships of Trust (BRT). As I recall it was basically finding whatever you could from the pieces of anything a nonmember would say and try to build on it. Ultimately what happens is that we were talking past the non Mormon in a way they were unaware of. Just find a sliver of an idea and agree with that and over time you hope to win the person over with all the times you agree so they think the differences are not that many. Hansen just goes all steroid in any of his conversations with this. I have no respect or use for his line of thinking.
The Missionary Handbook from the 90’s that taught this was a class in manipulation. It is easy to see through this goon for the Mormon Lord.