09 Dec 16
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Originally posted by FMFMy beliefs and personal reasons for being a Christian are not allowed to be the same as another Christians reasons for being a Christian?
This doesn't answer the question which was [b]why you felt the need to cite a web site when asked about your personal faith?[/b]
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkThem being "the same" is a red herring, as you know full well, as it is not what I am querying. It's going off to a web site and copying the headings from someone else's writing is what I am querying. It seems strange. Dud you get yoor little blurb about what it's like being in a cult from someone's web site too?
My beliefs and personal reasons for being a Christian are not allowed to be the same as another Christians reasons for being a Christian?
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by FMFWhat then are you querying? Why is it odd that I quote evidence for my Christian beliefs from a website that lists the evidence for Christianity? Why does it seem strange to you? You have not told me why it seems strange to you.
Them being "the same" is a red herring, as you know full well, as it is not what I am querying. It's going off to a web site and copying the headings from someone else's writing is what I am querying. It seems strange. Dud you get yoor little blurb about what it's like being in a cult from someone's web site too?
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkIt makes you seem a bit bogus. That's all. Did you need the headings to remind you? Did you copy paste each one or did you look at them and then type them yourself?
What then are you querying? Why is it odd that I quote evidence for my Christian beliefs from a website that lists the evidence for Christianity? Why does it seem strange to you? You have not told me why it seems strange to you.
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by FMFWhy does quoting something from a website seem bogus to you? Surely you have quoted something from a website before? Did you feel bogus when you did that?
It makes you seem a bit bogus. That's all. Did you need the headings to remind you? Did you copy paste each one or did you look at them and then type them yourself?
09 Dec 16
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Originally posted by FetchmyjunkWell, because it raised questions in my mind like "Did you need the headings to remind you?" and "Did you copy paste each one or did you look at them and then type them yourself?" and "Why did you give an URL the first time but not give an URL the second time?" and the way you are just brushing past these questions now kind of adds the oddness.
Why does quoting something from a website seem bogus to you?
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by FMFIt seems you are the one creating the red herring because you can't seem to refute the evidence that I have quoted. That fact that you find it odd that I have quoted this evidence has no bearing on the validity of the evidence at hand.
Well, because it raised questions in my mind like "Did you need the headings to remind you?" and "Did you copy paste each one or did you look at them and then type them yourself?" and "Why did you give an URL the first time but not give an URL the second time?" and the way you are just brushing past these questions now kind of adds the oddness.
09 Dec 16
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Originally posted by FetchmyjunkTelling you that you having to consult a web site [to write a list of half a dozen or so things, verbatim] strikes me as odd, has got nothing to do "refuting evidence".
It seems you are the one creating the red herring because you can't seem to refute the evidence that I have quoted.