I read a comment by a BYU professor that rings true to me. It's akin to President Nelson's teaching that good inspiration comes from good information.
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If 90% of inspiration is information, then what are we to make of those who censor information?
In my view, the acceptance of M2C is easily explained by the ongoing censorship practices of the M2C citation cartel.
Sharing a personal philosophy he has applied in his career, his Church service, and his role as a parent, Top said, “90 percent of inspiration is information. So I’ve got to have enough information to know what to take to the Lord and then say guide me and help me to understand this better.”
“I can’t go to the Lord with a superficial pondering of the scriptures and the study questions in ‘Come, Follow Me’ and expect the Lord to pour deep knowledge into my head,” Top continued. “But if I am serious about my studies and I have taken responsibility for my own learning, then I can expect — and I personally know that it happens — that He is going to give me greater knowledge than I got from my own studies. But that’s after you’re willing to pay the price.”
https://www.thechurchnews.com/living-faith/2019-02-25/new-testament-come-follow-me-2-byu-religion-professors--october-2018-general-conference-weigh-in-on-personal-gospel-study-49036_____
If 90% of inspiration is information, then what are we to make of those who censor information?
In my view, the acceptance of M2C is easily explained by the ongoing censorship practices of the M2C citation cartel.
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