Dear Elder Packer

This is my only response to your talk.  This is a song from The Big Gay Musical, and the song is performed by a pastor that spends her time in the play trying to get the character Steve to change his sexual orientation.  At the end of the play, she learns a few lessons.

And so I will stand up and proclaim: I was put on this earth as I am. I was born with my own special blessings; I let them shine, and not give a damn. I was put on this earth as I am...

Does It Make a Difference?

Hmmm…

I haven’t noticed the moho blogosphere light up with this news yet, so I’ll post it:

LDS Church Makes Changes to BKP's Talk

Honestly, I have refrained from commenting on “The Talk,” mostly because I’m feeling rather apathetic at the moment in such regards. Perhaps I’ll discuss my feelings about the whole situation at a later date when I care again ;)

But until then, I don’t think the few changes made in the text version of BKP’s talk makes much of a difference. In fact, as we have already read all over the moho blogs, perhaps the question they took out where Packer asks “Why would our Heavenly Father do that to anyone?” was the most important thing he could have actually asked in that talk!

Anyway, what are your feelings on the changes? Does it really change anything?