Spirituality
31 Jan 17
08 Feb 17
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkThis dreary repetition of one of your stock remarks doesn't really work AFTER you have delivered BOTH of your trolling punchlines. You should be letting the dust settle on your two moments of triumph, 😕
And I believe this is yet another dodge to a question you either cannot or will not answer.
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeMy truth is my truth.
Yeah, let's go over this again. 🙄
My truth is my truth. I don't believe in absolutes. Your own truth claims are assumptions. (As you have admitted).
Circular reasoning is ok for you but not for me? Is that one of your truths?
I don't believe in absolutes.
Just because you don't want to or do you have a reason for this belief?
Your own truth claims are assumptions. (As you have admitted).
And you know that God doesn't exist? This is not an assumption that you make?
08 Feb 17
Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk"My truth is my truth" is not 'circular logic. He's saying you believe something and he believes something and that the two of you do not agree about what 'the truth' is. 'Circular logic' is something else altogether. You should look it up.
Circular reasoning is ok for you but not for me? Is that one of your truths?
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkMy truth is open to modification. Your truth is the one rooted in a dusty old book. (Despite your claim that your beliefs are only assumptions).
[b]My truth is my truth.
Circular reasoning is ok for you but not for me? Is that one of your truths?
I don't believe in absolutes. [/b[
Just because you don't want to or do you have a reason for this belief?
[b]Your own truth claims are assumptions. (As you have admitted).
And you know that God doesn't exist? This is not an assumption that you make?[/b]
08 Feb 17
Originally posted by FMFHe is claiming that his beliefs are true for himself because he believes them. That is as circular as you can get.
"My truth is my truth" is not 'circular logic. He's saying you believe something and he believes something and that the two of you do not agree about what 'the truth' is. 'Circular logic' is something else altogether. You should look it up.
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkYou are mistaken or perhaps feigning it. He is obviously saying what he believes to be true is different from what you believe to be true. That's what "My truth is my truth" means. It is not 'circular logic.You should look it up.
He is claiming that his beliefs are true for himself because he believes them. That is as circular as you can get.
08 Feb 17
Originally posted by FMFIf his beliefs are not true because he believes them to be true, what other reason has he given to know they are true?
You are mistaken or perhaps feigning it. He is obviously saying what he believes to be true is different from what you believe to be true. That's what "My truth is my truth" means. It is not 'circular logic.You should look it up.
Also, maybe he can speak for himself.
08 Feb 17
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkHe has told you what he believes and it is different from what you believe. That is what "My truth is my truth" means. The meaning of 'circular logic' is something you should go look up.
If his beliefs are not true because he believes them to be true, what other reason has he given to know they are true?
08 Feb 17
Originally posted by FMF'My truth is my truth' is about as meaningless as saying my name is my name. Duh.
He has told you what he believes and it is different from what you believe. That is what "My truth is my truth" means. The meaning of 'circular logic' is something you should go look up.
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkIt's not that I don't want you to, as such. It's just that it's unimpressive and rather odd too. You ignore people studiously, reveal nothing about yourself for pages and pages (just repeating yourself over and over and over again), and then suddenly, your contribution culminates every now and then in a sometimes lengthy copy paste of words that you didn't write.
I can understand why you don't want me to quote a Bible scholar when asked a question about the Bible.