Originally posted by FMFYou have asked a serious of question the implications of which are to call into question the reliability of conclusions drawn on the basis of evidence that at present cannot be produced with the sole intent of discrediting the personage who drew conclusions based on that alleged evidence. I have therefore changed my text to more accurately refer to your idirect insinuations rather than assertions.
What assertions have I made? Why don't you paste them verbatim here in your response to this?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI've already responded to your claim that I made "assertions" so I am not interested in what edits you made to what you'd said after you read my response. Copy paste the accusations or "assertions" you claim I have made or had claimed before you went back and doctored your post.
You have asked a serious of question the implications of which are to call into question the reliability of conclusions drawn on the basis of evidence that at present cannot be produced with the sole intent of discrediting the personage who drew conclusions based on that alleged evidence. I have therefore changed my text to more accurately refer to your idirect insinuations rather than assertions.
Originally posted by FMFI have told you what changes i have made. I have made reference to your insinuations rather than your assertions, please tell me what it is about that that you don't understand.
I've already responded to your claim that I made "assertions" so I am not interested in what edits you made to what you'd said after you read my response. Copy paste the accusations or "assertions" you claim I have made or had claimed before you went back and doctored your post.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieFrom his website - http://www.joedallas.com/about-us.cfm
Well that is morally reprehensible as I have stated, but a separate issue from the claims that he made. He states his background is philosophy although he did wear a white lab coat like he was a biologist, he certainly gave the impression that he was a scientist of some description. He has a degree in christian counseling?
Joe Dallas is an author, conference speaker, and ordained pastoral counselor. He’s the Program Director of Genesis Biblical Counseling in Tustin, California, which is a counseling ministry for men dealing with sexual addiction and other sexual/relational problems. He received his Master’s Degree in Christian Counseling from Vision University, San Diego, CA and is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. He is also the author of the daily blog Joe Dallas Online.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieCopy paste whatever you think you have here in a response to this post.
I have told you what changes i have made. I have made reference to your insinuations rather than your assertions, please tell me what it is about that that you don't understand.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieIf you don't want to discuss biological and environmental factors, and you don't want to discuss homosexual orientation, and you don't want to discuss the studies that you have cited, and you don't want to discuss the video maker Joe Dallas' credibility in the field of the causes of homosexual orientation, then what is it you do want to discuss?
Look do you have anything interesting to say or add to the subject?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieWhich of the 26 studies made this claim you mentioned about 46% of persons adopted by gay couples?
compelling viewing, 26 studies, up to 46 percent of the persons in adoption by gay couples engaged in homosexual behavior, a huge environmental factor.
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Originally posted by FMFyou have insinuated by the repeated use of same questions that you think that either the studies themselves do not exist or have been fabricated or distorted in some way, how else are we to understand you incessant questioning in this regard. So why don't we simply ask you outright,
Copy paste whatever you think you have here in a response to this post.
Do you think that the 26 studies that are mentioned in the video exist, have been fabricated or distorted?
Originally posted by Proper KnobA Master's degree in christian counselling??? I wonder if those Galilean fishermen had a master's degree in christian counselling, I suspect not.
From his website - http://www.joedallas.com/about-us.cfmJoe Dallas is an author, conference speaker, and ordained pastoral counselor. He’s the Program Director of Genesis Biblical Counseling in Tustin, California, which is a counseling ministry for men dealing with sexual addiction and other sexual/relational problems. He received his Master’s ...[text shortened]... tion of Christian Counselors. He is also the author of the daily blog Joe Dallas Online.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieWho can say? He's a strange kind of "scientist" if he is keeping them secret or he does not feel obligated to reveal what they are. Perhaps he's just a polemicist drumming up business, I don't know. What do you think? There is certainly close to zero academic or scientific integrity shown with this video and the studies it is supposedly based on. Then again, as you have pointed out, Joe Dallas is "morally reprehensible".
Do you think that the 26 studies that are mentioned in the video exist, have been fabricated or distorted?