23 Apr 17
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneI know exactly what you meant, I just explained that you are completely wrong. Your appeals to a deliberate and feigned ignorance are not a justification for some sort middle ground which embraces the lazy aquiesence you are supporting.
And when you pretended to know what I meant, it STILL wasn't what I meant at all. I'm thinking I'm in a better position to know what I meant - even if you STILL don't.
Originally posted by divegeesterI know exactly what you meant, I just explained that you are completely wrong.
I know exactly what you meant, I just explained that you are completely wrong. Your appeals to a deliberate and feigned ignorance are not a justification for some sort middle ground which embraces the lazy aquiesence you are supporting.
lol.
And when you pretended to know what I meant, it STILL wasn't what I meant at all. But I'm sure,
And I'm STILL thinking I'm in a better position to know what I meant.
Remarkable how you know better what I meant than I do AND know better than c3 whether or not he feels that he has enough non-conflicting information on which to base a determination of whether or not he's a Christian.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneOne is either a Christian, or one isn't. chaney3 has affirmed that he is one and always has been one and separately affirmed that he is not and never has been one. It's a contradiction that he can claim to be both.
Remarkable how you know better what I meant than I do AND know better than c3 whether or not he feels that he has enough non-conflicting information on which to base a determination of whether or not he's a Christian.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneChaney3 has affirmed that has always been a Christian and later on asserted that he is not and never has been a Christian. He know refuses to discus it claiming that he doesn't know if he's a Christian and then assaults other Christians for being confident of their faith.
DG can't seem to wrap his mind around the fact that "I don't know" can be a perfectly valid answer to the question "Are you a Christian?" - depending on the individual.
24 Apr 17
Originally posted by divegeesterAnd presumably, you also mean by this that him having a few more credibility points would change the way you treat him? I'm guessing.... no.
If you ever actually have the balls to come out and state whether you are a Christian or not you might find you gain a few credibility points...
24 Apr 17
Originally posted by divegeester"What?"
What do you mean?
You know, one might be forgiven for thinking that your failure to understand what people say just might preclude you from participating on a message board where people are discussing things.
Your pal FMF often has the very same problem, so don't feel too badly.
Originally posted by SuzianneSo mean that you don't mean anything other than you want to chest-thump at me again?
You know, one might be forgiven for thinking that your failure to understand what people say just might preclude you from participating on a message board where people are discussing things.
Originally posted by divegeesterIf you could manage to wrap your mind around the fact that an individual may not feel that he has enough non-conflicting information on which to base a determination of whether or not he's a Christian, the penny might drop for you. That and the fact that the individual is in a much better position to make that determination than you are.
One is either a Christian, or one isn't. chaney3 has affirmed that he is one and always has been one and separately affirmed that he is not and never has been one. It's a contradiction that he can claim to be both.
It's also not difficult to imagine that such an individual may have given conflicting responses when asked the question - depending on where he was in his quest to figure it out.
Haven't you embarrassed yourself enough yet?