@kevin-eleven saidBe that as it may, but Christians can still have perspectives on what is talked about. The guy speaking claims to be a devout Christian and the Newsmax audience is probably 95% conservative Christian. The prism of Christian perspectives can be used to view any and all "humanocentric" ideas and behaviour.
If it's humanocentric, it's not Christ-centric.
1 edit
@fmf saidSo you are apparently some proud outsider soliciting comments re: some others' cat's cradles of mentation, and for what purpose?
Be that as it may, but Christians can still have perspectives on what is talked about. The guy speaking claims to be a devout Christian and the Newsmax audience is probably 95% conservative Christian. The prism of Christian perspectives can be used to view any and all "humanocentric" ideas and behaviour.
P.S. -- Please try not to embarrass the Irish in your response.
@kevin-eleven saidThis is a discussion forum. The topic might be interesting to discuss.
So you are apparently some proud outsider soliciting comments re: some others' cat's cradles of mentation, and for what purpose?
@kevin-eleven saidIf you want to talk about something different, start a thread about it. If you want to talk about me, start a thread about me.
So you are apparently some proud outsider soliciting comments re: some others' cat's cradles of mentation, and for what purpose?P.S. -- Please try not to embarrass the Irish in your response.
