Originally posted by @fmf Based on my experience, and some of the people I've met on my travels, Brian Eno's perspective may well be bang on the nose for many religionists.
Based upon your own religious experiences it is false.
Originally posted by @dj2becker Based upon your own religious experiences it is false.
You asked me if I disagree with Brian Eno's quote in so far as it pertains to me. And I answered immediately and point blank. Did you not read it? Why are you asking me about it again ...as if you didn't read my answer?
Originally posted by @fmf You asked me if I disagree with Brian Eno's quote in so far as it pertains to me. And I answered immediately and point blank. Did you not read it? Why are you asking me about it again ...as if you didn't read my answer?
You seemed to make two contradictory statements. Based upon your religious experience his statement is false but based upon your experience and travels it's true? 🙄
Originally posted by @dj2becker You seemed to make two contradictory statements. Based upon your religious experience his statement is false but based upon your experience and travels it's true? 🙄
There is nothing contradictory about my statements. Read them. They are both true.
Originally posted by @dj2becker My statement, "Based upon your own personal religious experiences his statement is false." is also true.
If you are confused by the two separate things I said, and if you think they contradict each other, just go and read them carefully again. There is no contradiction.
Originally posted by @fmf If you are confused by the two separate things I said, and if you think they contradict each other, just go and read them carefully again. There is no contradiction.
Originally posted by @dj2becker Well there is no contradiction in the fact that religion didn't really liberate you yet somehow you still believe that it does. 🙄
Huh? I "somehow ... still believe that" religion liberated me? Where did you get that from? Why can't you just read and address the words I post?
Originally posted by @fmf Huh? I [b]"somehow ... still believe that" religion liberated me? Where did you get that from? Why can't you just read and address the words I post?[/b]
Originally posted by @dj2becker I did not say ...liberated you.
So your clumsy question was based on the premise that, if religious beliefs have a 'liberating' effect on some religious people, then those beliefs would have the same 'liberating' effect of everybody with religious beliefs? Is that it? That seems a bit daft. Try engaging in a normal conversation instead of trying so hard to be contrary for the sake of it all the time. There was no contradiction between the two things I said.
Do your religious beliefs 'liberate' you?
22 Oct '17 08:31
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