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Originally posted by sonshipWhy do you use the expression "the one thing" in your question?
So the Canaanite slaughter is the one thing which forbids "you" to believe that Jesus Christ as the Son of God ?
Originally posted by roigamIf you think I am somehow unaware of exactly what it is that inspires your imagination/superstitions, you are laboring under a misapprehension.
One day reality will set in.
(Ezekiel 38:16) ..... In the final part of the days I will bring you against my land so that the nations may know me when I sanctify myself through you before their eyes, O Gog.”’
(Ezekiel 38:23) And I will certainly magnify myself and sanctify myself and make myself known before the eyes of many nations; and they will have to k ...[text shortened]... w 6:9) “You must pray, then, this way: “‘Our Father in the heavens, let your name be sanctified.
Originally posted by FMFSo, what are you trying to say?
If you think I am somehow unaware of exactly what it is that inspires your imagination/superstitions, you are laboring under a misapprehension.
Originally posted by roigamI do not share your pessimistic, misanthropic, confirmation-bias-driven view of the word and the state it's in. I cannot be clearer than that.
So, what are you trying to say?
If the World had seams, it would be coming apart at them.
Next time use the King's English please.
Originally posted by FMFThis again?
I do not share your pessimistic, misanthropic, confirmation-bias-driven view of the word and the state it's in. I cannot be clearer than that.
A question for you: did your jaundiced and negative perspective on the world draw you to your religious group and its ideology? Or did your religious group and its ideology inculcate you with your jaundiced, negative perspective on the world?
Originally posted by SuzianneYou dodged my question when it was put to you. Just let roigam decide for himself whether he wants to dodge it too.
This again?
As I told you the first time you tried ramming this by us, his view is neither "jaundiced" nor "misanthropic" nor "negative" and so this renders your "question" moot.
Now apologize to roigam for not even respecting him enough to come up with an original argument.
Originally posted by FMFYou certainly have not understood correctly what my viewpoint is.
I do not share your pessimistic, misanthropic, confirmation-bias-driven view of the word and the state it's in. I cannot be clearer than that.
A question for you: did your jaundiced and negative perspective on the world draw you to your religious group and its ideology? Or did your religious group and its ideology inculcate you with your jaundiced, negative perspective on the world?
Originally posted by FMFNone of us know the day we will die so I could not say if it willl be in my lifetime.
Am I going to be happy when the world is gone - in your lifetime? Is that the question you're asking me?
Originally posted by roigamBut you've already stated that it will happen in your lifetime.
None of us know the day we will die so I could not say if it willl be in my lifetime.
Originally posted by FMFThe earth is not going anywhere.
But you've already stated that it will happen in your lifetime.
Have you changed your mind?
If you have changed your mind, does that mean you are conceding that your prediction that it would happen in your lifetime was false/incorrect?
Me not knowing on what day I will die has exactly what to do with you asking me if I am going to be happy when the wo ...[text shortened]... e?
Do you sincerely believe you won't have great grandchildren and great great grandchildren?
Originally posted by roigamWell I'm not a JW and neither are they. And I know your organisation believes that only its members will survive the "end", so presumably you "can only hope that [me] and [my] offspring" will join your organisation.
I can only hope that you and your offspring will be here to enjoy the Earth when it is put in it's right condition.
Originally posted by FMFYou have confused me with someone else.
But you've already stated that it will happen in your lifetime.
Have you changed your mind?
If you have changed your mind, does that mean you are conceding that your prediction that it would happen in your lifetime was false/incorrect?
Me not knowing on what day I will die has exactly what to do with you asking me if I am going to be happy when the wo ...[text shortened]... e?
Do you sincerely believe you won't have great grandchildren and great great grandchildren?