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Just as I surmised. Thank you for the confirmation.


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I know exactly what you meant, I just explained that you are completely wrong.

lol.

And when you pretended to know what I meant, it STILL wasn't what I meant at all. But I'm sure,

And I'm STILL thinking I'm in a better position to know what I meant.

Remarkable how you know better what I meant than I do AND know better than c3 whether or not he feels that he has enough non-conflicting information on which to base a determination of whether or not he's a Christian.


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I'd be interested in that question, and u answering it 🙂


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The difference between you and FMF is that most of the time he raises valid points. Seems like you're under the delusion that you do also. You're just a poser.

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And presumably, you also mean by this that him having a few more credibility points would change the way you treat him? I'm guessing.... no.



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"What?"

You know, one might be forgiven for thinking that your failure to understand what people say just might preclude you from participating on a message board where people are discussing things.

Your pal FMF often has the very same problem, so don't feel too badly.

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If you could manage to wrap your mind around the fact that an individual may not feel that he has enough non-conflicting information on which to base a determination of whether or not he's a Christian, the penny might drop for you. That and the fact that the individual is in a much better position to make that determination than you are.

It's also not difficult to imagine that such an individual may have given conflicting responses when asked the question - depending on where he was in his quest to figure it out.

Haven't you embarrassed yourself enough yet?

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