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Name calling in your book is playing the ball?

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Originally posted by @suzianne
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). 😛
It had been my intention to reclaim it before leaving.

Of course, I forgot.

😞


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How about that soccer game against Northwest last week, tiger? Remember how you were paired against that boy you don’t like and were penalized for tackling him? Were you “playing the ball” then?


Originally posted by @suzianne
...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.
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?

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Originally posted by @fmf
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?
Please explain the purpose of asking this question.

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This post is actually beneath you.

In my opinion.


Originally posted by @suzianne
Please explain the purpose of asking this question.
To 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?




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No you’re not, tiger.


Originally posted by @suzianne
Please explain the purpose of asking this question.
His purpose in asking you that question was to initiate a five-hour, rapid-fire, heavy-breathing question-asking marathon that, should you be foolish enough to participate, will end with him whizzing in the pool.


Originally posted by @suzianne
This post is actually beneath you.

In my opinion.
Nothing’s beneath tiger.


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No.