Originally posted by ThinkOfOne
I don't feel compelled to answer irrelevant questions, especially from the likes of you. It's the type of question that might be asked by an immature twelve year old who was caught lying by his parents. Like such a child, you seem to think it relevant. There is no "lack of honesty" nor "evasiveness" in refusing to cater to your childishness.
Lol, well don't answer it then, it merely provides more evidence of the charges that have been levelled against you, that of evasion, an inability/unwillingness to answer a straightforward question, the very same experience that Conrau had, knightmeister had and that i continue to have. mmm, interesting.
You see thinkofone being able to admit ones failings is a prerequisite to being able to build good relationships. How so? well, honesty is always good, but more importantly when others see that we are apologetic, admit that we are imperfect they are more inclined to respect that honesty, evasion only heightens the suspicion, also when others make mistakes against us, as they inevitable will do being prone to aberration , realising that we ourselves have also erred due to imperfection, they will solicit our empathy rather than our condemnation, building on the relationship rather than tearing it apart.
I have a theory that your failure to build relationships stems from a type of idea that you must be perfect, or rather seen to be perfect (a misunderstanding of the text found at Matthew 5:48, the folly of ignoring correct translation (complete is the meaning) and an inability to see the verse in the context of the entire Bible because of your insistence that its solely the teachings of Christ that are to be considered) What this leads to is a type of self righteousness, evident through your consistent condemnation of others, especially Christians and those who oppose your point of view.
would you like to relax on my couch for a moment, just wait till i get a notepad, the first half hour of consultation is free 😉