Being a deist

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Why isn’t FMF acknowledging he takes responsibility for his loss of faith?

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I’m not asking him to.

I’m asking for a simple Yes or No answer to a simple and straightforward Yes or No question.

And I said more than once, I’d drop it after that.

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Everyone, it seems, but FMF. He just refuses to answer.

And are you now his lawyer?

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No it wasn’t.

Because it forces FMF to take some responsibility for his loss of faith and his decision to abandon his faith.

Which he clearly does not want to do.

@pb1022 said
I’m asking for a simple Yes or No answer to a simple and straightforward Yes or No question.

What I did or didn't decide to do when I was going through the experience of my loss of faith is none of your business.

@pb1022 said
Why isn’t FMF acknowledging he takes responsibility for his loss of faith?

You like to trot out atheists who have investigated the Resurrection of Christ and then been converted to Christianity. But I notice you are physically unable to accept that a genuine Christian could ever walk away from their faith.

It smacks of theistic insecurity.

@pb1022 said
Because it forces FMF to take some responsibility for his loss of faith and his decision to abandon his faith.

I take full responsibility for what I believed when I was a Christian. I take full responsibility for whatever I believed during the five-year process as my faith slipped away. I take full responsibility for what I believe now.

@pb1022 said
Everyone, it seems, but FMF. He just refuses to answer.

What you are asking me to tell you about my personal experience is none of your business.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
You like to trot out atheists who have investigated the Resurrection of Christ and then been converted to Christianity. But I notice you are physically unable to accept that a genuine Christian could ever walk away from their faith.

It smacks of theistic insecurity.

Not at all.

My whole point is FMF refuses to take responsibility for his loss of faith - not that he never had it,

@fmf said
I take full responsibility for what I believed when I was a Christian. I take full responsibility for whatever I believed during the five-year process as my faith slipped away. I take full responsibility for what I believe now.

So you take full responsibility for your loss of faith. Correct?