Mennonet and Changing Your Mind

[steve-in-kville]

No, not really. It has re-enforced some views on things (both good & not so good), but it hasn't swayed me.

[joshuabgood]

Yes...I have moved substantively over the last 14 years.

[MaxPC]

Yes and no. It depends on the topic. I can't decide though.

[barnhart]

I think differently about Eastern Orthodox after observing them here.

[Dan Z]

I've found in myself that mind changing seldom happens on the spot. It tends to happen incrementally, and often with resistance. I know I think about some things differently now as a result of MennoNet and MennoDiscuss conversations, but I am hard-pressed to point to a particular moment of enlightenment.

I tend to learn more from some posters than others - especially the more inquisitive, thoughtful, open-minded, and principled and among us.

[Wade]

I used to believe divorce and remarriage was acceptable under certain circumstances. The discussion where Garyk and bootstrap discussed this really made me reconsider. I think the responses from bootstrap really had the most impact on me now believing divorce and remarriage is sin.

There are more but this example is probably one of the biggest in helping me see the kingdom of God.