What exactly is going on at Brigham Young University and where does God fit in all of this?

Recently BYU put up an article entitled "Create a Business Plan to Help LDS Church". It was at this location http://ceo.byu.edu/create-a-business-...... After the Ex-Mormon community found it and exposed it, it was immediately replaced with "Repentance" talks given by Neal A. Maxwell.

Some interesting points in this document:
The LDS Church tracks about 6,500 anti-LDS Web sites
Potential converts are abandoning the missionaries once they consult the Internet for more information.
We cannot drive the enemies of the Church off the Internet, but we can displace their prominent positions.
millions of people are not Christians, but need Christ introduced to them.
The project is to use the Internet to 1) drive down the enemies of the Church off prominent search pages, and 2) use the Internet as a missionary tool.
The business plan will be placed in front of major potential donors

Doesn't surprise me, churches typically try to still faith threatening voices, makes you wonder why God isn't capable of revealing himself to people enough to overcome those websites?

The LDS leaders have been really clueless about how to deal with the internet. They must be very concerned at how many non mormon sites come up when one searches.

Is this it?
http://blog.mormonanswers.com/file_downl...

It looks like a student project, but their research is interesting.

I've been aware for some time that they place people in positions to debate on some of the websites, such as CARM and Concerned Christians, but it in no way slows down the Truth.

Your question is very interesting!!

Gardenia

How exactly could a person displace a negative website?

Surely you could find another link that had the same information, right?

For now...I have no idea what you're talking about.

The Internation Church of Handshakes can try all they want to suppress and silence truth, but they fail.

It's a fraud and you're stupid to go along with it.

No US federal or state financial aid should be provided to students attending such institutions.