Our Platform for Outlining Colorado’s Future: Some LDS church leaders use logic to promote their views, not just appeals to their authority

Apr 16, 2011

Some LDS church leaders use logic to promote their views, not just appeals to their authority

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Score:

# of reasons to agree: 13

# of reasons to disagree: -1

# of reasons to agree with reasons to agree: 0

# of reasons to disagree with reasons to agree: 0

Total Idea Score: -1

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Welcome to the Future of Collaborative Decision-Making This platform isn’t just a space to share ideas—it’s a step toward a better Colorado. Here, we discuss, refine, and prioritize what truly matters for our state’s future. Your voice matters, and together, we can build a comprehensive and actionable plan that reflects our collective wisdom. But this isn’t just about Colorado. It’s part of a larger movement to revolutionize how debates and decisions happen. Transforming Debate for Inclusive and Impactful Participation Imagine a world where thousands—even millions—contribute meaningfully to critical decisions. By leveraging structured organization, evidence-backed evaluation, and transparent processes, we can transform debates into tools for progress. Join the conversation. Leave your thoughts, share your arguments, and let’s shape a smarter, brighter future together.

Our Platform for Outlining Colorado’s Future

Apr 16, 2011

Some LDS church leaders use logic to promote their views, not just appeals to their authority

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