They're created with a purpose, don’t hate them.
- Jerry Bustillo
Creatures
They're created with a purpose, don’t hate them.
- Jerry Bustillo
To the CES Director
[Name of CES Director Removed],
Thank you for responding to my grandfather's request to answer my concerns and questions and for offering your time with me. I appreciate it.
I’m interested in your thoughts and answers as I have been unable to find official answers from the Church for most of these issues. It is my hope that you’re going to have better answers than many of those given by unofficial apologists such as FairMormon and the Neal A. Maxwell Institute (formerly FARMS).
I’m just going to be straightforward in sharing my concerns. Obviously, I’m a disaffected member who lost his testimony so it’s no secret which side I’m on at the moment. All this information is a result of over a year of intense research and an absolute rabid obsession with Joseph Smith and Church history. With this said, I’d be pretty arrogant and ignorant to say that I have all the information and that you don’t have answers. Like you, I put my pants on one leg at a time and I see through a glass darkly. You may have new information and/or a new perspective that I may not have heard or considered before. This is why I’m genuinely interested in what your answers and thoughts are to these issues.
I’ve decided to put down in writing just about all the major concerns that I have. I went through my notes from my past year of research and compiled them together. It doesn’t make sense for me to just lay down 5 concerns while also having 20 other concerns that legitimately challenge the truth claims of the LDS Church.
A quick description of my background might help you understand where I'm coming from. I was a very active and fully believing member my entire life up until around the summer of 2012. My grandpa already outlined my life events to you in his email so I think you get the idea that I accepted and embraced Mormonism.
In February of 2012, I was reading the news online when I came across the following news article: Mormonism Besieged by the Modern Age 1 . In the article was information about a Q&A meeting at Utah State University that LDS Church Historian and General Authority, Elder Marlin K. Jensen, gave in late 2011. He was asked his thoughts regarding the effects of Google on membership and people who are "leaving in droves" over Church history.
Elder Marlin K. Jensen’s response:
This truly shocked me. I didn’t understand what was going on or why people would leave “over history.” I started doing research and reading books like LDS historian and scholar Richard Bushman’s Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling2 and many others to try to better understand what was happening.
The following issues are among my main concerns.
Thank you for responding to my grandfather's request to answer my concerns and questions and for offering your time with me. I appreciate it.
I’m interested in your thoughts and answers as I have been unable to find official answers from the Church for most of these issues. It is my hope that you’re going to have better answers than many of those given by unofficial apologists such as FairMormon and the Neal A. Maxwell Institute (formerly FARMS).
I’m just going to be straightforward in sharing my concerns. Obviously, I’m a disaffected member who lost his testimony so it’s no secret which side I’m on at the moment. All this information is a result of over a year of intense research and an absolute rabid obsession with Joseph Smith and Church history. With this said, I’d be pretty arrogant and ignorant to say that I have all the information and that you don’t have answers. Like you, I put my pants on one leg at a time and I see through a glass darkly. You may have new information and/or a new perspective that I may not have heard or considered before. This is why I’m genuinely interested in what your answers and thoughts are to these issues.
I’ve decided to put down in writing just about all the major concerns that I have. I went through my notes from my past year of research and compiled them together. It doesn’t make sense for me to just lay down 5 concerns while also having 20 other concerns that legitimately challenge the truth claims of the LDS Church.
A quick description of my background might help you understand where I'm coming from. I was a very active and fully believing member my entire life up until around the summer of 2012. My grandpa already outlined my life events to you in his email so I think you get the idea that I accepted and embraced Mormonism.
In February of 2012, I was reading the news online when I came across the following news article: Mormonism Besieged by the Modern Age 1 . In the article was information about a Q&A meeting at Utah State University that LDS Church Historian and General Authority, Elder Marlin K. Jensen, gave in late 2011. He was asked his thoughts regarding the effects of Google on membership and people who are "leaving in droves" over Church history.
Elder Marlin K. Jensen’s response:
“Maybe since Kirtland, we’ve never had a period of – I’ll call it apostasy, like we’re having now; largely over these issues…”
This truly shocked me. I didn’t understand what was going on or why people would leave “over history.” I started doing research and reading books like LDS historian and scholar Richard Bushman’s Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling2 and many others to try to better understand what was happening.
The following issues are among my main concerns.
We Are His
I only ask this simple Question,
Yet you answer me with a question.
Is it hard for you to answer
that we are gods?
Or is it hard for you to believe that we are?
I let you think if God is our Father,
And we are His children;
So are we brothers?
I let you think if we are Brothers,
And our Father is a God;
So, are we Family?
Think of it, We ARE HIS.
- Jerry Bustillo
Yet you answer me with a question.
Is it hard for you to answer
that we are gods?
Or is it hard for you to believe that we are?
I let you think if God is our Father,
And we are His children;
So are we brothers?
I let you think if we are Brothers,
And our Father is a God;
So, are we Family?
Think of it, We ARE HIS.
- Jerry Bustillo
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Outdoor Post Lamp - KF210/250 GD
KF210/250 GD Metal Outdoor Post Lamp: A Touch of Timeless Elegance
This KF210/250 GD Metal Outdoor Post Lamp boasts a unique antique design, seamlessly blending metal and glass for a classic, sophisticated look. Its dark brown/gold finish adds a touch of warmth and complements ancestral motifs or classic design aesthetics.
This KF210/250 GD Metal Outdoor Post Lamp boasts a unique antique design, seamlessly blending metal and glass for a classic, sophisticated look. Its dark brown/gold finish adds a touch of warmth and complements ancestral motifs or classic design aesthetics.
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Some Random Pictures
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| While Walking in Guadalupe Road near Pasig River. I found this two Sales Agent of Globe Co. I remember the Old days when I was also like them who talked to anyone just to have sales. |
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| Some Random checkpoints In the Philippines. What's the possible reason we have this kind of law? |
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| Random Checkpoint in Guadalupe to Edsa. |
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| Checkpoint Sign Should be on the Road, not on the sidewalk. |
Vapor Lamp (KF-624 GRY)
The KF-624 GRY Vapor Lamp is a stylish and functional addition to any outdoor space. Its modern design, featuring a solid glass shade and a sturdy metal frame, complements a wide range of architectural styles.
Vapor Lamp KF-624 BLK
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SOLAR STREET LIGHT - KF-0411
- Solar Panel: 9v7 Polycrystalline
- Battery: 6.4V 4800mAH Lithium Iron Phosphate
- LED: 4W
- Material: Metal Housing with anti-rust coating and plastic framed solar panel.
- Easily fixed light with basic screws fittings, and brackets.
- Suggested height 2-4mtr for best results.
- A 10-12mtr distance between two lights.
BIGLITE LED Mushroom - (BMY-M50 DL)
Applications
- Parking lots
- Workshops
- Super Markets
- Factories
- Warehouse
- Power: 50W
- Color: 6000K
- Input Voltage: AC185-265V
- Size: 133x133x218mm
Wood Ceiling Lamp - 966C/4
966C/4 - Wood Ceiling Lamp
Perfect for Modern Type wood Fixtures
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Perfect for Modern Type wood Fixtures
for Best result, use LED Bulb at 5W+ (Available on Store. See LED Bulbs)
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| Wood Ceiling Lamp in Horizontal View |
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| Side Locks |
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| With Glass and Bulb (Light Bulb not Included) |
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| Light Bulb Settings |
6048-1W
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| Vintage Iron Fixture in Wall Lamp Position |
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| A Closer Look at Vintage Iron Fixtures |
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| Vintage Iron Fixtures In Hanging Lamp Position |
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| Close Capture on the joints of Vintage Iron Fixtures |
Vintage Iron Fixture Can be used as Wall or Ceiling Lamp
Bulb （not included )
Fit for: Parlor, Rooms, Study Area, Restaurant, Corridor, Shop
Par38
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Model: BBK-04 15W
Brightness: 90lm/W
LED PAR38 Light ECO-Halogen
Perfect for Spotlights or Center Lights
Low Carbon Energy Saving
Long Life: 50000 hours of Lifespan
SIZE: 12 x 12 x 15 cm
Halogen Floodlight with Lamp
Halogen Floodlight with Lamp/Holder (Phase Out)
Conventional Floodlights
Conventional Floodlights
FEL201L - Emergency Lights
Operating Voltage: 220-240V AC 50/60Hz
Lamp 1 Head – 12 Pcs. Bright LED
2 Heads – 24 Pcs. Bright LED
Battery Type: 6V 4.5Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery
Charging Time: 20 – 24 Hours
Usage Duration: 32 Hours – 1 Head
17 Hours – 2 Heads
Response Time: < 0.1 Second
4029S BLK - Wall Damp proof Lamp
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Rated Voltage
AC 220 - 240V - 50Hz
AC 110 - 130V - 60Hz
Rated Power: 60W
Bulb Type: Standard Household (Not included)
Lamp Holder: E27
For Outdoor Wall Lamp. Wheather Proof and Quality frosted hard glass.
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Philips Essential LEB Bulb
Technical Specifications
Bulb characteristics
- Shape: A-Shape
- Cap/fitting: E27
- Dimmable: No
- Voltage: 220 - 240 V
Durability
- Lifetime of lamp: 8000 hour(s)
- Number of switch cycles: 20000
- Lumen maintenance factor: 0.7
- Average life (at 2.7 hrs/day) 8 year(s)
Bulb dimensions
- Height: 106 mm
- Width: 60 mm
Other characteristics
- Mercury content: 0 mg
- Power factor: 0,5
- Lamp current: 65 mA
Power consumption
- Wattage: Available in 5W, 7W, 9W, 10W, 12W
- Wattage equivalent:
- 3W = (20W GLS), (4W CFLi)
- 5W = (40W GLS), (7W CFLi)
- 7W = (55W GLS), (10W CFLi)
- 9W = (65W GLS), (13W CFLi)
- 10W = (80W GLS), (15W CFLi)
- 12W = (95W GLS), (19W CFLi)
- Energy efficiency label: A+
- Power consumption per 1000h: 9 kW·h
Light characteristics
- Application: Soft light
- Light output: 650 lumen
- Beam angle: 130 degree
- Color temperature: 6500 K
- Light effect/finish: White
- Color rendering index (CRI): 70
- Starting time: <0.5 s
- Color: White
Rated values
- Rated power: 5W, 7W, 9W, 10W, 12W
- Rated luminous flux: 650 lumen
State-of-the-art LED light bulb for the home
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| Instant light when switched on |
Avoid the hassle of changing bulbs
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LP249-320 ST
Stainless Outdoor Post Lamp
Quality Metal for Outdoor Post.
Use Stainless material to endure and resist weather condition.
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Quality Metal for Outdoor Post.
Use Stainless material to endure and resist weather condition.
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