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Jesus Lied . For The Bible Tells Me So .

Jesus Lied . For The Bible Tells Me So .

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@fmf said
Actually, I don't. But I have been typing quickly on my smartphone.
As an aside, Duchess use to offer that same explanation.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Was it Denver?
It was Pheonix.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
As an aside, Duchess use to offer that same explanation.
I have simply typed "ghosts" instead of "angels" in a conversation where examples using ghosts and angels are being talked about at the same time.



@fmf said
@Ghost-of-a-Duke
By expressing different perspectives, people "abandon" each other? Is that what you mean?
You ejected Dive from the bus of sanity when it suited you and abandoned him in the same bucket of delusion that you had put Suzianne in.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
You ejected Dive from the bus of sanity when it suited you and abandoned him in the same bucket of delusion that you had put Suzianne in.
"Sanity"?

Where have I talked about questioning anyone's "sanity"?



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Nonsense. She has accused you of lying in your recollections on numerous occasions. You invariably reply, 'what lies? '


@ghost-of-a-duke said
You ejected Dive from the bus of sanity when it suited you and abandoned him in the same bucket of delusion that you had put Suzianne in.
the same bucket of delusion

You can try to disguise the fact that you have conceded there are levels of delusion all you want. It won't work.


@fmf said
"Sanity"?

Where have I talked about questioning anyone's "sanity"?
When you refer to somebody as deluded.


@fmf said
the same bucket of delusion

You can try to disguise the fact that you have conceded there are levels of delusion all you want. It won't work.
Not in the ways you have described here.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
When you refer to somebody as deluded.
You think the everyday English word "delusion" is a reference to insanity? Really?


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Not in the ways you have described here.
Of course, I have described how there are different levels of delusion.

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@fmf said
You think the everyday English word "delusion" is a reference to insanity? Really?
It was in the way you were using it. (Before you rowed back and threw Dive under the bus).

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