@kellyjay saidI already have.
My answers are not contradictory, if so show me.
You have my statements show the contradictions.
Why should I show them to you again?
You are blinkered.
But worse you are deceitful.
@wolfgang59 saidNothing that you posted showed anything that I said was contradictory, and as I pointed out to you that you put the answers to your questions within your questions. There was no need for me to say yes to something I had already said that you quoted. If you want to drag this on point out where I'm in error, if you cannot, then you just prove this is for you something personal, because it isn't about the topics that discussed.
I already have.
Why should I show them to you again?
You are blinkered.
But worse you are deceitful.
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New question.
Why will you not answer a simple question,
whether answered already or not, with Y or N?
Why?
Ashamed of your previous answer?
Can't remember your previous answer?
Have changed your mind?
@darfius saidWow, you are absolutely blinding me with your ignorance.
Huh? Methinks you don't grasp the concept of transitional. The point is we should be able to connect the morphological dots between all or at least most species with fossils showing the "transitions" between species. No dice. So it turns out the incestual Darwin, sponsored by the incestual British royals to provide an intellectual and physical basis for their occult theories of spiritual evolution, was probably making sh** up. And not very convincing sh**.
What school did you go to that you cannot even understand Darwinian evolution, much less actually speak about it? I'm guessing somewhere in Texas, probably a private school associated with a church. Am I close?
The point I was making, pinhead, is that sometimes there are no "transitional" fossils during speciation because those transitions are actually new species themselves. Do you get it now, or do I have to type more slowly?
@kellyjay saidTo which question was that long Y?
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@wolfgang59 saidMany times simple questions where the answers are only allowed for Y/N are not as simple as they are portrayed, since either answer can be used to run off for many things that had nothing do the heart of the one being questioned. If you are asking for a reason for something that then should be the question, not yes or no when either of those responses can be taken into some place that has nothing to do with reality.
New question.
Why will you not answer a simple question,
whether answered already or not, with Y or N?
Why?
Ashamed of your previous answer?
Can't remember your previous answer?
Have changed your mind?
@kellyjay saidDo you ever asked yes or no questions?
Many times simple questions where the answers are only allowed for Y/N are not as simple as they are portrayed, since either answer can be used to run off for many things that had nothing do the heart of the one being questioned. If you are asking for a reason for something that then should be the question, not yes or no when either of those responses can be taken into some place that has nothing to do with reality.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidSure, clarifying answers, because meaning can be misunderstood even with a lengthy response. They shouldn't be used to trap, that isn't useful in any discussion where we are trying to understand.
Do you ever asked yes or no questions?
@kellyjay saidFair point. That is sometimes the case.
Many times simple questions where the answers are only allowed for Y/N are not as simple as they are portrayed, since either answer can be used to run off for many things that had nothing do the heart of the one being questioned. If you are asking for a reason for something that then should be the question, not yes or no when either of those responses can be taken into some place that has nothing to do with reality.
But the question
Did god create Hitler?
Surely only has a Y or N answer.
@wolfgang59 saidYes formed him in his mother’s womb.
Fair point. That is sometimes the case.
But the question
Did god create Hitler?
Surely only has a Y or N answer.
@kellyjay saidDid God have knowledge of what he would become?
Yes formed him in his mother’s womb.
If yes, did He (indirectly at least) create evil?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou really should watch those videos, yes.
Did God have knowledge of what he would become?
If yes, did He (indirectly at least) create evil?