Originally posted by @suzianneIt had been my intention to reclaim it before leaving.
Ahhh, darn those managers. Just sucking the fun out of everything. I would've taken it home after seeing it go untouched. Or, just digging in and daring the managers to complain (all while feigning ignorance of the alcohol content). 😛
Of course, I forgot.
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Originally posted by @suzianneWhat proportion of the ex-Christians/"fallen"-Christians you know, do you believe, had some sort of "mental illness" [of varying degrees] that you think would account for their loss of faith?
...I also saw plenty of evidence that those who did fall away never had all that healthy of a relationship with God to begin with. Many I talked with had varying degrees of mental illness as well, so that might also account for it.
Originally posted by @fmfPlease explain the purpose of asking this question.
What proportion of the ex-Christians/"fallen"-Christians you know, do you believe, had some sort of "mental illness" [of varying degrees] that you think would account for their loss of faith?
Originally posted by @suzianneTo find out what your answer is. You attributed "many" of your 'fallen Christian' friends' loss of faith to "varying degrees" of mental illness. What proportion of them? Nearly 100%? Around 75%? Half of them? Less than half?
Please explain the purpose of asking this question.